The Most Common Reasons Criminal Attorneys Withdraw From A Misdemeanor or Felony Case

[@ypsiloneksugarek4157]

Really going for that Michael Douglas 'falling down' look

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

That’s funny. Love that movie. I was not going for that look but… I guess I found that look.

[@ypsiloneksugarek4157]

@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886 don't go to a diner in the evening demanding breakfast menu and you're good.

[@davidmajer3652]

If they do not pay you, what else can you do.

[@lesweisman1344]

Same applies to my profession!😮

[@drunkentrain]

Would an attorney drop a client if the client persistently asked the attorney to get a different haircut?

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Nah. I would consider their request and visit their barber

[@lar7905]

Are court appointed lawyers only for defendents who committed a crime ie. Is that why an attorney can withdraw because his client didn't commit a crime ? As in his client is being sued for damages .

[@SouthernArawak]

If a pro se litigant wants to argue jurisdiction of a court but then files a motion to quash/dismiss in that same court, does the court now have jurisdiction? If so, how does one get around that?

[@ElyCastro-x8r]

My attorney won’t answer any of my calls e mail and I also sen him a letter handwriting,pay already 20,000 !!!But yes he got time to Tick Tock

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Keep emailing. Leave the paper trail.

[@bluesteel7199]

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