I had been using the same attorney for most of my adult life.
The first time I called an attorney was when I needed some legal advice about a home I bought. The people who had sold the home to me had taken all the appliances and light fixtures from the house. I wanted to know if it was legal for them to remove everything, and even remove the fence. She asked if there was any other detriment, and I took pictures of him. I used the same exact attorney when my child got in some trouble for possession of marijuana. She was simply holding the marijuana for a neighbor and she wasn’t high, although she was still in possession; however, the attorney got it knocked down to a misdemeanor offense and it didn’t go on her permanent record because she was only fifteen at the time; Last week, my loving wife and I wanted to make out our wills. I called the attorney’s office, however no one answered the PC. I called the law firm and the secretary told me my attorney had retired. I wondered why no one told me she had retired. I acquired no letters or anything to tell me which attorney would take over my legal matters. She even commanded one of the attorneys in the office, and she specialized in wills. I wasn’t sure I wanted someone who didn’t handle all legal matters, but I was sure she could help us with our wills. I was satisfied with how she walked us through the process of making a will, and my friend and I then talked about keeping him on for all legal matters that may arise.