Attorney's History makes me uncomfortable.

You may discuss your concerns with him. Alternatively, you may dismiss him if you are truly not comfortable with him.

My friends tell me that as life goes on I should look into having a good attorney that I can ask about various decisions so on.

Although there is increasing specialization among attorneys, there are general practitioners who handle a variety of matters. The closest thing to...

How to appeal a injunction in family court

You need to speak with a local appellate attorney as to costs, probable outcomes, etc. You will not be able to handle the appellate process by...

I have a website that was built and it does not meet my full contract agreement.

The first step is to review the contract - not only for terms as to what will be provided, but for information as to dispute resolution,...

Do attorneys usually charge 2 different amounts for uncontested versus contested divorce?

Definitely. An uncontested divorce is a simplified matter due tot he fact that there aren't any issues that are being contested and litigated. A...

Is this medical Malpractice?

It is possible that there is a case. A med mal attorney would have to review the records to see what happened; you may contact one without...

You're doing the right thing by contacting and discussing the case with various attorneys. In the absence of recommendations, that's the best way...

You'll be notified of the decision; the court won't leave you in limbo. You must understand that these things do not necessarily happen as quickly...

I want to file an appeal to a family court order and wanted to know what criteria should I use when selecting representation?

meet with an experienced appellate attorney and determine whether you will be confident and comfortable in working with this individual.

What do we do if we do not agree with the judgement a judge gave? Do we need to appeal?

An appeal would seem to be a legitimate possibility, but there are time restrictions as to when one may be filed. Contact a local appellate...