Do you address a lawyer as Dr. ?
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No, we do not address lawyers in any particular way. Mr. or Mrs. is the preferred way to address someone formally. Lawyers do sometimes put "Esq." or "Esquire" at the end of their names.\n\nLawyers do, however, have doctorate degrees. The degree earned at law school is a Juris Doctor or Doctor of Law, so in the technical sense they are doctors.
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Though I dont have legal or  law related background. But as per my knowledge, in the legal or court documents, in the beginning its defined like Mr.abc  (hereinafter called as 'petitioner 1') and Mrs, xyz(hereinafter called as 'petitioner 2).
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Lawyers & Politicians ?
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It can't hurt to refer to them as mr. or mrs. Almost no one gets offended by being addressed more formally (truly offended, not the fake my-mother-is-mrs.-jones offended), but many do get offended by being addressed in a way inconsistant with their opinion of respect.\n\nI typically go by either what they say (as in, if the superior himself refers to himself as "Jim" then that's probably what he wants to go by) or what others call him (and your peers - not people higher up than you - call him by his first name, I'd go ahead and do it).\n\nIn emails, I usually try to keep work emails pretty formal and devoid of personal comments.  If I don't KNOW I should use first names, I almost always address them "Mr" or "Ms" (which is the most acceptable abbreviation for women, since it includes married, respectably unmarried, divorced, or widowed).  Of course, when it's a coworker I'm friends with and we goof around in the office, I use a first name.
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Talk to an attorney to do the paperwork.
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This is a legal question and should be referred to an attorney who specializes in these types of matters.
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It is always safe to call ANY professor "Professor Lastname."  \n\nPersonally, "Dr. X" makes me a bit uncomfortable, because I am not a medical doctor.  However, I DID make all my students call me "Dr. Firstname" for a couple of months right after I earned my PhD.  It amused me.  (And it amused my students as well.)\n\nSome fields don't require professors to hold the PhD (like Fine Arts, in which the MFA suffices), and some professors are lecturers or adjuncts, or instructors, and some of those folks don't yet hold the PhD.  \n\nBut all of us are professors, regardless of rank (assistant, associate, full, etc.).  So "Professor X" will do just fine, thank you.  :)
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CONTACT ATTORNEY AND DA.
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I write to the court all the time for my job.  Judges are addressed as The Honorable Jane Doe, Judge Jane Doe. Always use their title and full name.  Attorney John Smith, is how I address Attorneys them by letter.  Hope this helps.
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Contact your lawyer and let him do it for you
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No.  Call him "Mister", but address his mail and written correspondence to "The Honourable Mr. _______".\n\nEDIT:\n\nWhoops!  I'm Canadian - that should be "honorable".
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THe lawyer would have to file a notice of appearance on his/her behalf and they would be counsel of record  for atleast that appearance, although he/she could go back as "in Pro Per" following that hearing. Does that make sense?
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You need a to talk to an attorney.
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When you consult with the lawyer, it creates privilege between the two parties, but it does not make you the lawyer's client.\n\nAny reputable lawyer should provide you with a letter or statement of what they're going to do, in writing, before they start any work. They will need your mother's (or whoever is acting on her behalf's) permission to obtain records. If they try to act on your behalf before you've retained them, you'd have a case for attorney malpractice, too.
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My understanding is that it is ok for a male Dr to examine a female patient without a nurse present but that most dont out of fear of a lawsuit. My male Dr. usually asks if Id like a nurse present, Ive been going to him for years so I dont feel its necessary but I think its nice, and smart, of him to ask.
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You can always fire your lawyer.  Whether the Court allows the lawyer to be removed as solicitor of record is another matter.  However, if you say that that the solicitor-client relationship has broken down, a judge will be hard-pressed to refuse.
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Absolutely. I used to joke that it stood for Esquette, tho. You know, that wild and crazy lawyer humor.