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Originally Posted by eyesclosed
Thanks it is 20:1.16(a)(3). I asked my sister to interpet this but its statutory law and then can be interepeted by Case Law. She is not into case law but is competent. I sent my sister all of our e-mails she suggested a 3 way conference call to clarify her reasoning but said no its a breech of client confidentiality and wrote the reason which was a lie because of other emails she is now saying she is filing a motion to withdraw because of my lack of trust.
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I'm not sure I understand where the issue is. She gave you an instruction as to how to proceed and told you if you didn't, she couldn't represent you, right?
And you didn't agree with her and wouldn't approve her proceeding as she had determined would best represent you.
So basically the 2 of you have a disagreement as to how to proceed. She isn't your servant - you can't demand that she do something she feels isn't in your best interest.
So she's withdrawing. What am I missing here? You can't force an attorney to do something they don't want to do.