Yes, it's legitimate. It may be a poor billing practice, but that's his cash flow problem and not one that rises to being a legal or ethical issue....

If the attorney did this on your brother's behalf, you have no standing whatsoever to bring any kind of action against the attorney.

Admitting these facts in admissions means that there's no need to prove the document is authentic at trial. That's what it means by "making it...

Maybe. You will need to.find a.family.law attorney who does QDROs (not all do) have everything the lawyer needs, and be prepared to.pay a tidy...

There's no warrant because this is a civil matter, not criminal. You aren't going to jail because you missed the court date.

The better time to have brought this to light was before he either took a plea, or went to trial. in any event, consult a criminal defense lawyer...

The guy to ask is your local National Guard recruiter. This is not a legal issue.

Really good chance this is a scam. Really good.

There is a point at which amendments would not be allowed by the court. Your lawyer knows that and the rule you read is only one part of the process.

Dispute t he charge. You have no case for time lost, etc., and a $225 charge does not affect your score.