Can opposing counsel force my attorney to stop representing me?

Yes, it could happen, but much more information is needed. Ultimately the issue might be decided by the judge. Its possible that your attorney...

Why is judge allowing plaintiff to admit witness not provided in discovery ?

First, if not obvious, you need an attorney. Next. these errors might be grounds for an appeal if the result is against you. But it is critical...

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Can I request that my lawyer not accept calls from my ex, who is not represented? each time he calls my lawyer charges me.

Your attorney must speak to the opposing party; otherwise she cannot represent your interests or offer you advice. Knowing what the other party is...

What is the best reason for an appeal in a criminal trial?

I agree with Mr. Marshall. If your son was represented by a public defender, an appellate attorney will be appointed to review the case. If he...

What can I do if an appealate attorney failed to respond to an appeal thus sending it back to family court.

You may or may not have a case for professional negligence (legal malpractice). I recommend that you consult with an attorney who handles such cases.

Can we file a 170.6 after we have appeared in a Case Management Conference, we haven't really appeared yet?

A anti-SLAPP motion is an appearance. But otherwise I concur with Mr. Daymude. The timing of a 170.6 declaration is actually quite complex so you...

Collecting debt from a client under contract?

Nothing that you describe is improper, and she is giving you no choice but to sue. If she believes that she does not owe the money or that the...

More questions than answers for you: Is this a criminal case? then you need an attorney. How long ago was the divorce? is it still ongoing,...

Does the court of appeals check pleadings or other filed papers in the trial court that were NOT part of the record presented?

Generally no, and almost never to help out the appellant (who has the duty to provide a full and complete record). On occasion, if the court...

Yes it is customary and, at least as to travel time, negotiable (e.g., some attorneys charge one-half the hourly rate for travel time). As for...