Quick question, can a petitioners attorney get in trouble for being unreasonable and communicating rudely to the responders attorney?
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Idk I just feel like my son's father's attorney was being incredibly rude all because she asked a simple question.
@jacksmommy17, I was a Legal Assistant for many years and worked with/dealt with a lot of really rude attorneys. I guess it’s just a normal experience for me. Definitely talk to your attorney if you’re concerned.
@aengs2 she told me not to worry too much. Shes had 20+ years and knows what she is doing compared to the petitioners attorney who was just sworn in this month (November)
So my daughters father is filing for full custody and I'm livid. At first he claimed he was just getting our visitation set in stone and now he's filing for full custody and I have to find an attorney. I'm already stressed as it is about to have a new baby and now this. What are my chances of winning full custody or losing it to him?
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So apparently I have to pay my sons biological father back child support he owed me back in November. This makes no sense what so ever and the judge can’t do that. I’ve talked to lawyers and the attorney general and they have never heard of anything like that.
They do have a code of ethics they have to follow. I think in most situations it’s up to the judge really. But honestly that’s just what attorneys tend to do.