Check with seller When is it too Late to Fire your Attorney? Orange

You can fire your attorney at any time during your family law case. Except for a few cases where the court's approval may be necessary, changing your legal representation isn't anything new. But, it's wise to assess the repercussions on your finances and case before you do so. 

So, when is it too late to fire your attorney? 

Firing your Attorney at the Wrong Time may be Detrimental to your Interests. 

There are several reasons you may want to change your attorney. Whether you lack confidence in their ability to represent you or feel they lack communication and ethics, you have the right as a client to fire your attorney and hire a new lawyer. 

Changing attorneys too late in your case may significantly impact its outcome. If your previous attorney was close to an order or a settlement, chances are the whole process will get disrupted and start from the ground up. 

Your new attorney will also need time to examine the facts and evidence and come up with a legal strategy. This may lead to potential delays. 

Additionally, your ex-attorney may have a claim to their complete legal fee, if such is stipulated in the client-attorney agreement. It's critical to read the fine print and understand your rights and duties as a client. 

Contact Jos Family Law for Informed Decisions

If your attorney fails to instill trust in you, contact the law office of Jos Family Law before you make a decision. We will assess your situation and advise whether changing attorneys is right in your case. We can also take your case and work tirelessly to achieve your goals in a wide range of family law issues. 

Call (714) 733-7066 or send an email to jos@josfamilylaw.com for a free consultation with our attorneys today. 

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