Legal Question in Bankruptcy in California

my attorney had displincary action taken
i hired an attorney to do my bankrupsy. after my discharge i found out that my attorney did not file the papers to remove lien against my property as he said he was going to. after months a trying to contact him i just found out that he had a misrepresentation case file against him and will be suspended from practicing for 6 mo. starting 9/04. i don't know what to do. can i file the appropiate papers to reopen and have lien removed myself? can i file against him for not doing as he said? can i file against him because he did not tell of the pending case against him? thank you.

Asked on 8/24/04, 5:58 pm

Mark Markus Law Office of Mark J. Markus

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Re: my attorney had displincary action taken

1. Yes, if you know what you are doing;

2. Yes.

3. I suppose that might be an element to bring up in the facts in a complaint for malpractice. That's beyond the scope of this forum though.

Answered on 8/25/04, 1:49 pm

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