How do you find a lawyer who is willing to sue another lawyer? Namely a district attorney?
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If you are a family member of a victim, there's not a lot you can do. Besides the DA works for the state or city, so really you would need to sue the state.  Look for a civil attorney or bring a civil suit against the criminal for the damages he caused.  If you were the alleged criminal, you still cannot sue the DA, individually as he was doing his job, must sue city or state for wrongful persecution, or whatever the case may be.  If there's money in it and the attorney thinks he can win, he will more than likely work for you.  Most attorneys, though, will not take on a case they do not feel they can win or at least settle for some monetary value.
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Check the phone book for attorneys focusing on family law.  Try to set up as many free consultations as you can.  You really need to meet an attorney face-to-face to get an idea of how comfortable you feel with that lawyer.  Ask specific questions and see how he/she responds.  If the attorney blows you off, then move on to the next attorney.
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Alert the judge to this.  Just send a letter to the judge.  Say nothing else about your case, however.   If you had an agreement for the lawyer to handle your whole case and he is refusing, the judge will either make the lawyer stay on the case, refund the money or appoint counsel or fashion some other remedy.  If you do go in to plead guilty, be sure to tell the judge why you are doing it because if you try to change your plea later you will have a very hard time of it
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FYI, most attorneys will charge you the same amount so you don't need to worry about shopping around too much.  Also, most of the stuff is boilerplate anyhow.\n\nMy wife and I used:\n\nRon Westphal\nWestphal and Patrick\n408.280.0660\n\nWe found him to be very thorough.
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yes, u can hire a new lawyer anytime and fire your current one.  u prob signed a contract of some sort in the beginning stating that if u seek other counsel, u must still pay him a set hourly fee for the am't of billable hours he has already put into your case.\n\nu can also contact the bar association to report the abusive behavior u have rec'd.  he will be investigated and such.  perhaps receive a reprimand or some sort of suspension, depending on how well u can prove your case.\n\ngood luck!
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Simply ask them what they will offer.  Decide if it is enough.  If not tell them you will be getting an atorney.  Give them one more chance, then get an attorney.
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Call the local bar association for a referral.  If no one will take the case on a contingency fee, there is an excellent chance you don't have a case.
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Make an appointment with an attorney - preferably someone who specializes in this kind of thing.
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If you get in touch with the States Attorney office they will be able to give you the address of the office you need to speak to. Just tell them you have grievance against a lawyer.
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This is what lawyers(pronounced liars) allways do.\n\nThey are all colluding double dealing theives working both of you for as much as they can. Yes your lawyer is working together with the opposing parties counsel to get your money. Worst of all the legal system supports their criminality so don't bother complaining you'll get nowhere, except maybe fleeced out of even more money.\n\nYour best bet would be to drop them, kiss all the money good-bye(your going to loose anyway) and go Pro per (do your own legal) this is your only real chance. But they know you won't do this so they'll end up extortting you for every penny you got.   \n\nConsider this a lesson learned, never hire a lawyer and if you do NEVER give them money in advance! NEVER!\n\nIf you should by chance have a back bone go to http://www.nolo.com for legal self help info and/or e-mail me i'm not a lawyer but i do deal with these matters successfully.
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/soapbox on\nI don't know what type of case you have, nor any of the particulars, since you failed to list any.  However, your request isn't reasonable.\n\nDo you go into a grocery store and ask them to give you free food?  Do you call a plumber and have him/her come to fix your pipes for free?  Do you expect teachers to teach you or your children without pay?\n\nFree legal advice is often worth what you pay for it: nothing.  An attorney has only his/her time, knowledge and experience to sell.  That is their "product".  When you ask an attorney for free advice, you are taking from their means of earning money.\n\n/soapbox off\n\nMany state and local bar associations offer a reduced cost consultation with an attorney for 30 minutes to an hour, and then if you want to retain the attorney, you may do so and negotiate with him/her over their fee.  I suggest you contact your local or state bar association and see if there is a program such as that available.
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Best to get a lawyer...
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You may need to discuss your problems with the police or a police detective. If they view your case and feel there is something, they can get the District Attorney to file charges.
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Try these.  The first has disbarred attorneys and the second is for the New York list of attorneys--disbarred ones either won't be there or it will say so.
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not a specific enough question.. different lawyers have differernt things they specialize in.. price is dependant on many factors.. time spent on the case.. and how good the lawyer is at what he does.. certainly not just anyone can hire good ol' jonny.. (god rest his crooked soul)\n\nusually you have to pay just to see the lawyer to tell him your side of the story.. (initial consultation)\n\ndont like his services?.. give him the axe.. but by the time you realize you dont like him.. you will probably owe quite a bit of money.. thats just the unfortunate truth..
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Plea not guilty and request a court appointed attorney.  You are going to need one to negotiate with the prosecutor for you.
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Try searching for a lawyer on Martindale Hubbel: http://www.martindale.com/