It sounds like your lawyer is unwilling to continue representing you because you aren't taking his advice. If you disagree with that advice, you...

What to do if your lawyer that is working for you allows lawyer working for opposite party pull a supplimenty into court after

I am not sure allow is the correct word to use her. The lawyer may not have had any say in the matter. If your lawyer hasn't called you back, send...

Must an attorney obtain a waiver of confidentiality in order to publish the end result of their representation?

Depends on how identifiable the information is. If you don't want the information listed, send the attorney a letter and ask him to take it down.

If you have a very large case, and the other sides attorneys that have been working against you are released, can I hire him.

No, that would be a conflict of interest (for the attorney.)

Can I contest/keep my attorney from withdrawing from my divorce case? How difficult/costly is it to obtain a new attorney?

You can ask the attorney why he is withdrawing and ask him not to withdraw. You can object. But, generally speaking, the judge will allow this. But...

Why don't state attorneys and prosecutors have to follow Bar ethic rules like private attorneys?

They are not only required to follow the same rules, they have additional rules they must follow as well.

Selected as the best answer

As long as it is both attorneys, it is very common, yes.

My PCP removed myself & my handicapped cousin from their practice. Is this legal?

Yes, it is legal. As the others say, I am uncertain why you would want to continue to see a doctor or office where you are being treated badly. I...

The legislature did not enact the law and may not take action to change it. The Governor did not sign the law. Is it law?

Laws come from various places. Many laws begin as bills and eventually become law. But other laws, as applied in court, come from what is called...

Can a lawyer sue us for an honest but bad review about him we posted to AVVO? He's sent a letter threatening to do.

Yes, he can sue you. Will he win? That depends. Were you honest? Are you expressing opinion or stating facts? Are the facts true? Did you write...