In a foreclosure defense lawsuit, my attorney wants me to pay a monthly retainer of $2,500. Our initial agreement was $1,800. Does he have the right to increase my monthly payments? He said my outstanding balance is too high and this is a standard procedure. The agreement specify that no change can be brought without consent of both parties. Thank you
Asked on 5/24/17, 2:54 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Susan Murphy
Advocate Legal
You can object to the increase. Your attorney is bound by the retainer.
Answered on 6/08/17, 12:26 pm
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