How does one oppose an attorney's Motion to Withdraw as attorney of record? Is there a form?

Question

Our attorney is trying to abandon us before settlement is reached. He has filed a Motion to Withdraw. What legal form is available that we can fill out to oppose his motion with the court?

Answer 1

I'm an attorney and I've filed motions to withdraw before, It is usually because the client is not paying my bills, is not following my advice or there is some other breakdown in the attorney-client relationship.

Laws and procedures vary by state, so there might necessarily be a form..you might need to create your own pleading from scratch. A motion to withdraw is pretty serious and the are hard to oppose if the attorney wants out of the case. You would have to come up with some very compelling reasons why the attorney should be forced to stay as an unwilling participant.

You probably have a hearing date and limited time to file your opposition. Quite frankly, you should really be focused in getting a new attorney that is truly interested in your case. Even if you successfully oppose the motion, do you really want to be represented by an attorney who is not enthusiastic about your case?

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I am not an attorney, but I believe you you basically use the same format he did, but argue why you believe he shouldnt abandon you, along with supporting documents evidencing your argument, attached as exhibits...You have a certain amount of time to respond to that motion. Good luck!