Q: Can a probate attorney be hired as a consultant? Our attorney of record has made several damaging errors.
Current attorney rarely communicates, and has lied about deposition submission. We have been on our own petioning a contested guardian/conservator case. We are out of time, and need guidance.
A: That is unfortunate. You can have a third party -qualified attorney take a look at the documents that were prepared and filed on your behalf. With few exceptions, filed pleadings with the court are assessable to the public. I hope this helps. For more information see www.GreatLakesProbateLaw.com
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