Legal Malpractice Case Guidance

Summary

To address potential legal malpractice in a probate case in North Carolina, determine if there was a breach of duty, show the breach caused harm, and prove damages were suffered. Consult with an attorney to review the probate case and guide you on possible next steps, which might include reopening the probate case or pursuing a legal malpractice claim.

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I am reviewing a probate court case for one of my family members and it appears there are grounds for a malpractice suit against the attorneys that assisted in this case. I would like some guidance on how that issue needs to be addressed
Hello **** ****, based on your situation, here are some general steps to consider in North Carolina for a legal malpractice suit:
*. Determine if there was a breach of duty.
*. Show the breach caused harm.
*. Prove damages were suffered.
Remember, this is just general advice. Please consult with a legal professional for specific guidance.
Nothing is included in the probate paperwork that addresses a court case and nothing is signed by a judge but the probate case is closed
Hello **** ****, in North Carolina, you may want to consult with an attorney to review the probate case. If there are discrepancies or issues, they can guide you on possible next steps. This might include reopening the probate case or pursuing a legal malpractice claim.