Can I appoint a family member or friend to speak in my behalf to my lawyer?
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Read More Answered By: Donald Scher |
Yes, you can authorize another person to speak to your lawyer, however, your lawyer is supposed to be your agent, your advocate, and I suspect that there is something wrong in the relationship between you and your lawyer, if you want someone else to speak on your behalf, to the person who is supposed to carry out your wishes. You should be able to speak freely and without fear or concern to your lawyer, about any subject. |
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