I am a student my question is.   An incapacited attorney: what would you do?
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I would say it is your obligation to speak to the supervising attorney but not to anyone else.  What to do about it or speaking to clients about it would be the responsibility of the firm.\n\nHey .... sort of reminds me of Crane, Denny Crane on Boston Legal ...have you ever watched it?  Seriously ... it might help ...
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Since the attorney is supposed to be working for you, it should be given to you.  Just call and be firm and ask for what you need and if you should put it in writing.  If your attorney doesn't talk to you, call his superior.  If none of these work, seek a different attorney, one that will meet your needs not theirs.
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Call your lawyer and have them handle it.
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Contact your lawyer and let him do it for you
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Ask your attorney.  Thats what you pay them for
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ASK your lawyer as he is the only one who knows!
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1.  Do you have an attorney?\n2.  If so, tell your attorney. Tell him you want to (a) avoid being named, (b) not go to jail, (c) have charges against you dismissed.  Follow his advice.  Stay out of jail.\n3.  If you don't have an attorney, ask for one or hire one. Tell attorney.  Follow advice.  Protect your future.
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That is a toughy and not something that a non-professional is going to be able to help you with. I would try to find a lawyer who can give you a little free advice. Get a phone book and just go down the list. Get 10 or 20 answers and see what they gravitate toward. I would also like to know what happens in this. It's interesting. Email with what you find out: mj12@email.arizona.edu. Thanks man.
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Consult an attorney or call your local bar association.
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Im sorry I dont have any help for you. However, I am 26 years old and three years ago I was in a vehicle when similar circumstances occurred. Also resulted in a felony conviction. I have a bachelors degree in economics and have just applied to law schools. I know its very discouraging. I dont expect to get into any schools, but I am trying everything under the sun. If I do get into law school, I am going to make it a huge priority to help people trying to get into the workforce to be successful.
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Of course, you very well may. If you think your attorney is not representing your best interest, simply let your attorney know how you feel. If it's a State appointed attorney, you would have to inform the court of your dissatisfaction. However, first get a second opinion during some free first consultation before deciding - just to be sure you're not merely discarding because you're being told the truth. Good luck!
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Get yourself a lawyer immediately.
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Contact your local legislative representative and explain the situation to them.  Provide them with copies of all documentation and the names and telephone numbers of those with whom you have talked.  They can then advise you and maybe expedite your case.
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I'd say keep trying to get someone higher up than your attorney, to listen to you. that's just wrong. That attorney should be fired and lose their license. So, keep trying b/c someone WILL listen to you.
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You need to consult an attorney.
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You need to talk to an attorney.
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Call your attorney and ask him how to go about collecting.