Re: change my lawyer

You may be required to pay your old lawyer the fee already committed with him and not the fee for future / next hearing. You may take up the matter with the local Bar Association or with the State Bar Council.

Re: change my lawyer

Approach the High Court Bar to understand the procedure for termination of the appointment of a lawyer. However, prior to termination you may have to settle the fees committed. But no fees need to be paid for the future hearings.

Re: change my lawyer

Approach the High Court Bar to understand the procedure for termination of the appointment of a lawyer. However, prior to termination you may have to settle the fees committed. But no fees need to be paid for the future hearings.

Re: change my lawyer

Approach the High Court Bar to understand the procedure for termination of the appointment of a lawyer. However, prior to termination you may have to settle the fees committed. But no fees need to be paid for the future hearings.

Re: change my lawyer

No objection necessary, if you do not terminate services of your existing lawyer by following prescribed procedure.

Re: change my lawyer

High Court of each state has made its rules regarding the termination of services of a counsel. You send notice to the advocate that you do not require his services and he issues his NOC (naturally after clearing his account with you) and returns you the brief and papers

Re: change my lawyer

no objection is necessary from the previous lawyer to engage a new lawyer, however you can write to the court about the conduct of your lawyer

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