No. A lawyer cannot do anything adverse to a client for life. It is an unwaivable conflict.

Call the clerk's office and ask them. Also try the search function of the court website. Although I will admit I have been having a ton of trouble...

It is nearly impossible to find out without a ton of work on your part. Who are you hearing it from? Ask them.

No. For constructive fraud you can receive nominal damages and actual damages. Treble damages are awarded in unfair and deceptive trade practices...

Yes. You technically broke two different laws because you committed a second act in this state as in Texas. You can be charged for the same time...

Has she filed a formal caveat case or is she just saying she doesn't agree? Caveats are hard to handle for even experienced lawyers. She won't be...

If you lied and got away with it, why would you tell your attorney? Almost every attorney I know assumes we are being lied to. But we cannot let...

This is starting to look like abandonment. This doesn't matter as much for the initial custody case as it will later if you want to terminate his...

It really depends on motive. Larceny is defined as taking with the intent to permanently deprive someone of their property. Under these...

I echo Attorney Love's statement and I will go even further that if you are in fear of losing your job, you may be feeling guilty about the choice...