You have a right to your file within a reasonable period of time. It's probably in your retainer agreement. If you fired your attorney, then...

I'd suggest sending an acknowledgement of service. If the party doesn't accept service, you can go after them for the price of personal service,...

Practical answer: fighting over perceived procedure, or re-fighting the same technical disputes over and over and over. Put another way, wasting...

You may have a claim against our attorney, you may not. I do think you need to ask for more information. In contingency arrangements the lawyer...

I agree with my colleagues. It is difficult to decipher your question, and what you are looking to do. Bouncing off of my colleagues'...

Generally, I'd sign the substitution of counsel. You may want to ask your prior counsel to request a continuance while you find replacement...

I'm going to re-tag this question to Family Law, to give you more specific advice. From a general litigation perspective, there is a difference...

Generally, vexatious litigant motions are filed because a self-represented person has brought and lost a certain number of cases or proceedings. ...

You serve what you filed. Anything the Court has seen, your opposing party should see. An attorney would help a great deal, just know that while...

So you have a few issues. First, you need to understand what a default is. A Request for Entry of Default simply cuts off the other party's...

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