Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Florida
Is a bankruptcy retainer agreement void if the name in the agreement is a different client of the law firm than the client who signed the agreement?
Asked on 7/03/12, 1:21 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
R. Jason de Groot
R. Jason de Groot, P.A.
There is no contract if the parties to it did not sign it. If the client signed a contract which listed a different client in the preamble, then there is no contract. It is not that the contract is void.
Answered on 7/03/12, 1:40 pm
Charles Andersen
Charles Andersen, Atty
Retainer Agreements It's arguable. A patent ambiguity does not necessarily void the contract where there was an intent to contract.
Answered on 7/03/12, 2:34 pm
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