Anand 29 August 2016
Hello Forum,
I am getting the feeling that my lawyer's response and approach has changed and he is not giving priority to my case. I understand that we can change the lawyer and for that we need No Objection (NoC) from the current lawyer.
Regards
Anand
Amandeep singh 30 August 2016
Sidharth 30 August 2016
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Hello Forum, I am getting the feeling that my lawyer's response and approach has changed and he is not giving priority to my case. I understand that we can change the lawyer and for that we need No Objection (NoC) from the current lawyer. Is NoC a mandatory requirement and what if my current lawyer is not inclined to provide it? I am worried that if I change lawyer then my current lawyer may help my in-laws with details and may weaken the case . Any suggestion ? Regards Anand |
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Its very common attitude of lawyers after taking fees. best thing is to pay the lawyers fees on hearing basis after each hearing.
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