Can I fire my attorney? Am I required to pay him?
You can fire your attorney at almost any time, and for almost any reason. Depending on the fee agreement you signed, you may have an obligation...
Tigard, OR
Intellectual property Lawyer at Tigard, OR
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Business
You can fire your attorney at almost any time, and for almost any reason. Depending on the fee agreement you signed, you may have an obligation...
This comes up often enough that lawyers who practice in the area know to deal with the issue in the contract somehow. The short answer is, the sub...
Banks are required to report large cash transactions, and your grandfather's plan to give you such a large amount of money may cause tax issues for...
Ask the attorney. He is unlikely to be insulted by the negotiation: it suggests that you value his skills highly enough to want to work out a deal...
Small claims court, unless it's a large amount of money. You'll have to prove how much you loaned him, when, and that it wasn't simply a gift. ...
If you've actually been sued, as your question suggests, then you should get a lawyer immediately; the lawyer will be able to answer this (and...
A creditor with a judgment and a writ of execution can take and sell some of your stuff. They're not supposed to take and sell stuff that isn't...
Mr. Alexander is right. In the future, think carefully about whom you allow to do direct withdrawals from your accounts. Sure, it's convenient,...
It sounds like you might have fired your first lawyer at some point on a contingency case. Such a lawyer is usually entitled to receive some...
You can't make a will for your parents unless you're a lawyer: that would probably be the unauthorized practice of law. Many states recognize...