My attorney continuesly lied to me inorder to drag out my custody case and help the state max child support and awward mother custody. She would tell me if i exercise my constitutional rights the judge will just take my visitations away, shed tell me I miss understood the laws when I'd... View More 
answered on Aug 19, 2023
Ordinarily a claim against your own attorney will be a claim for legal malpractice. You will be to prove that the attorney’s conduct fell below the standard of care of attorneys in the area and that that caused you to sustain damages, typically by losing a case you would have won.
... In 1998 (age 18) with my 14 year old girlfriend. Though law is by no means my field of expertise, I've personally done a significant amount of RSA reading and Internet scouring hoping to find anything that could free me from this "brand" I'm forced to wear. With all the... View More
answered on Jun 22, 2023
I understand your situation. RSA 651:5 defines a FSA as a "violent crime" and prohibits it from annulment. It is difficult to get removed from the sex offender registry. Here are a links to check:... View More
Weekend was over and i get blind sided late sunday out of no where. And i got bills to pay and 3 kids to support.
answered on Jan 1, 2020
Every case is fact dependent. There is nothing in your question that states anything an attorney could work with.
Year 2007, other part of suit was successful
answered on Aug 3, 2016
possibly--depends on what part of the case it was, what the net effect is.
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