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Can a client file a motion to compel against his own attorney?In: Civil Process |
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I've been practicing law since 1993 and I cannot imagine any circumstances where you could file a motion to compel against your attornet. If your attorney has failed to act or do something on your case, then it is probably time to get a new a attorney. If your former attorney fails to do something like return your file to you, then perhaps it may be necessary to have your new attorney file a motion to compel return of the file.
First answer by Chslaw. Last edit by Chslaw. Contributor trust: 726 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 27 [recommend question]
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