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I have a breach of attorney ethics question..?
I'm going through a divorce.
And my attorney said she was not allowed to speak to my spouse's parents without my written consent.
Why was my husband's attorney allowed to speak to my parents?
And can I turn this attorney in for ethical questionability?
2 Answers
- AnonymousLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
You got it all wrong.
Your husband's attorney don't need "your" consent; he need's "your ex husband's consent", but not yours.
You are NOT the client of your husband's attorney.
- 1 decade ago
You have hired an attorney, call and ask them about the situation, they'll be able to better advise you.
