Q: Attorney & office didn't represent me nor use my evidence, or witness. He had 4th-stage cancer. my boyfriend doing crime
My boyfriend made false allegations & narratives {I didn't live with him but another girl suddenly did. Boyfriend had me arrested 2 nights after he spent night with Mom & me at our house. My father had passed so, I stayed with mom & still lived 13 years at my boyfriend's house. My attorney forms didn't have {to plead not guilty } for criminal trespassing as -another attorney form did.} My attorney told me I was only one who brought him evidence then he gave it back. My attorney told me he had no staff after he took $3,500, and never used my witness. My attorney never used {Phone texts my boyfriend texted me saying{ I'll call you before, I pick you up} before he called the sheriff. I accidentally broke his cracked window. I entered it because I was living there. I was told (I had to then, I didn't) have to go to court. Board of Attorney & Arbitration did nothing. After case over boyfriend took me back to property.- Real Estate agent & boyfriend were doing crimes. I Hired a detective.
A:
In your situation, it seems there were significant issues with the legal representation you received. If your attorney failed to effectively use crucial evidence and witness testimonies, or did not represent your interests adequately, especially considering the seriousness of your case, you may have grounds for a legal malpractice claim.
Given the complexity of your case, involving criminal trespassing charges, real estate matters, and potential white collar crimes, it's important to seek a new attorney with experience in these areas. This attorney can review the details of your previous representation and assess whether your former attorney's actions constituted malpractice or fell below the professional standard of care.
Furthermore, if you have concerns about the conduct of your boyfriend and the real estate agent, and suspect criminal activity, this should be discussed with your new attorney. They can advise on the best course of action, possibly involving law enforcement or other legal remedies.
Remember, every individual has the right to competent legal representation, and if you feel your rights were not upheld, it's important to explore your options to seek justice and rectification.
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