Attorney Misconduct Complaint Process

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In Arizona, attorneys must adhere to professional conduct rules, including competence, diligence, and communication. If you believe your attorney violated these standards, you can file a complaint with the State Bar of Arizona. For probate issues, a Motion to Compel can be filed to request evidence from opposing parties. Consider consulting a local attorney for guidance.

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Shelley Alexovich I'm the beneficiary of my uncle's estate which I reside if my attorney with you for my case without consent and his reasons are lies I have proof what do I file
Hi Shelley! If you're looking to address an issue with your attorney, you might consider filing a complaint with the State Bar of Georgia. They handle grievances against attorneys. Make sure to gather all your evidence to support your claims. Would you like more details on how to proceed with this?
I live in Phoenix Arizona what rules did my attorney break by giving false statement that I did not provide him with medical records to continue on my case which I did provide the medical records months prior to this he was actually favoring the opposing side and I had to file an objection the next day he dropped my case he has not given me an efficient amount of time to look for another attorney and he left me in a very vulnerable situation this is halfway through probate nobody wants to take my case now I'm left without an attorney
I see you're in a tough situation. In Arizona, attorneys must adhere to professional conduct standards, such as:
- Competence and diligence in handling cases.
- Communication and honesty with clients.
- Avoiding conflicts of interest.
You can file a complaint with the State Bar of Arizona if you believe these standards were violated. Would you like more details on this process?
Yes please
To file a complaint against your attorney in Arizona, you can follow these steps:
*. Gather all relevant documentation and evidence supporting your claim.
*. Contact the State Bar of Arizona for a complaint form or visit their website to download it.
*. Fill out the form with detailed information about your complaint.
*. Submit the completed form to the State Bar of Arizona.
Would you like guidance on any part of this process?
I would like to know the rules by code my attorney violated when he filed a motion and lied reason he withdrew without consent also told me the initial hearing I did not need to be present it was for council only that was a lie also withholding information from opposing party not making them come forward with evidence for contesting
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Shelley, it sounds like your concerns are serious. In Georgia, attorneys must adhere to professional conduct rules, including:
- Rule *.*: Competence
- Rule *.*: Communication
- Rule *.*: Candor toward the tribunal
- Rule *.*: Misconduct
These rules require attorneys to act competently, communicate honestly, and avoid dishonest conduct. If violated, you can file a complaint with the State Bar of Georgia. Would you like more guidance on this process?
Where do I go to look at the professional conduct rules
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You can find the professional conduct rules for attorneys in Georgia by visiting the State Bar of Georgia's website. They provide detailed information on the rules governing attorney behavior. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!
What rule did he violate when I asked him verbally several times and then also put it in writing requesting that he please make the opposing parties come forward with evidence to challenge their claim
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Shelley, in Georgia, if an attorney doesn't act on your requests to compel the opposing party to present evidence, they might be violating:
- Rule *.*: Competence
- Rule *.*: Diligence
- Rule *.*: Communication
These rules emphasize that an attorney must act diligently and communicate effectively. If these were violated, consider filing a complaint with the State Bar of Georgia.
What is the rule or code number my attorney violated when I asked him several times and then put it even in writing requesting him to make the opposing parties come forward and provide evidence to support their claim in contesting my will
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In Georgia, the relevant rules your attorney might have violated include:
- Rule *.* (Competence): Lawyers must provide competent representation.
- Rule *.* (Diligence): Lawyers must act with diligence and promptness.
- Rule *.* (Communication): Lawyers must communicate promptly and keep clients informed.
If you believe these standards were violated, consider filing a complaint with the State Bar of Georgia.
I'm in Phoenix Arizona are these codes going to be the same?
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Since you're in Phoenix, Arizona, the rules are governed by the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct. Here are the relevant rules:
- ER *.* (Competence): Lawyers must provide competent representation.
- ER *.* (Diligence): Lawyers must act diligently and promptly.
- ER *.* (Communication): Lawyers must communicate effectively with clients.
You can file a complaint with the State Bar of Arizona if you believe these standards were violated. Would you like more guidance on this process?
No thank you
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Got it, Shelley. If you have any more questions or need assistance in the future, feel free to reach out. Take care!
What do I file in probate Court to make the opposing party's come forward with evidence in contesting my well
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To request that the opposing parties present evidence in a probate case, you can file a "Motion to Compel." This motion asks the court to order the opposing party to provide the evidence or documents you requested. It's advisable to consult with a local attorney for assistance with the process.