Family
Sep. 7, 2006
A Plan for Discharged Family Lawyers to Get Themselves Paid
FOCUS COLUMN - The business of family law can often involve emotions of clients that change very rapidly. As such, it is not unusual for attorney fees correspondingly to accelerate.
Focus Column
By Shelley L. Albaum, Harold J. Cohn and Seth D. Kramer
The business of family law can often involve emotions of clients that change very rapidly. As such, it is not unusual for attorney fees correspondingly to accelerate. During such a fee escalation one of the parties may discharge their attorney, and there may be receivable of substantial attorneys fees. Fortunatel...
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