Legal Question in Legal Ethics in Missouri

It isn't clear what the bill is for. If it is for the wrongful death suit, those fees are often paid, as a continent fee from the insurance payment. If it is for the work to set up the conservatorship, your daughter probably owes some fees for that.In that case, you were billed as the conservator, and not personally. Someone was listed as "next best friend" for your daughter (probably you or grandmother) and allowed the attorney to represent your daughter. Therefore, although you did not personally select this attorney, someone allowed them to bring the case for your daughters benefit. Sometimes a Guardian Ad Litem is appointed to represent a conservatorship cases. If that is the attorney that sent the bill, your daughter probably owes them something.

Without seeing the bill, it is impossible to tel you if the bill is legitimate. Perhaps if you take the bill,