when a lawyer decides to motion to withdraw as attorney of record. can they charge you for preparing the lett
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That’s a really good question — and I’m not absolutely sure.
I’d say probably not — because it’d be unethical. The attorney and paralegal bill for skilled services done on a client’s behalf. If an attorney is drafting a motion to withdrawal as counsel, I’d say he’s doing it on his own behalf — unless it’s something the client requested, or something that would actually benefit the client.
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