Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Notice of Dismissal

Ouch! Legally, there's nothing you can do if your client was the petitioner and there was no counter-petition. The case is done.

Of course, in family law, you can get away with a lot of things you shouldn't be able to. After all, the practical effect of the Notice to Dismiss is just to cost your client another filing fee. Maybe you can file something like a Motion to Strike Notice to Dismiss.

Call me, and I'll be happy to brainstorm on the problem with you. I'm sure we can come up with something. So much for prior counsel's charging lien, huh? ;-)

Re: Notice of Dismissal

Ouch! Legally, there's nothing you can do if your client was the petitioner and there was no counter-petition. The case is done.

Of course, in family law, you can get away with a lot of things you shouldn't be able to. After all, the practical effect of the Notice to Dismiss is just to cost your client another filing fee. Maybe you can file something like a Motion to Strike Notice to Dismiss.

Call me, and I'll be happy to brainstorm on the problem with you. I'm sure we can come up with something. So much for prior counsel's charging lien, huh? ;-)

Re: Notice of Dismissal

Ouch! Legally, there's nothing you can do if your client was the petitioner and there was no counter-petition. The case is done.

Of course, in family law, you can get away with a lot of things you shouldn't be able to. After all, the practical effect of the Notice to Dismiss is just to cost your client another filing fee. Maybe you can file something like a Motion to Strike Notice to Dismiss.

Call me, and I'll be happy to brainstorm on the problem with you. I'm sure we can come up with something. So much for prior counsel's charging lien, huh? ;-)