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Old 26-01-2008, 09:14   #1
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Changing my solicitor

My solicitor is useless.

I had to get some papers sent out so I could take them to court and get them sworn and signed.

We had this phone call on the 17th Jan 08. Got told they would be sent out on the 18th. Still not got them. My case has been going on for over 3 years now.

I want it finished. I want to change solicitors but I am worried that if I swap solicitors I will have to go through it again.

Any advice?
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Re: Changing my solicitor

You obviously have enough documentary evidence of what has happened, I would speak to the Law Society which they are a member of to get guidance.
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Re: Changing my solicitor

Are you serious? You want to dump your solicitors just because some papers have taken a few days longer to arrive than expected?

Call your solicitor's secretary and ask when they were sent out. If they've been lost in the post they can send you copies.

Of course, you can change your solicitors any time you like (assuming it's you that's paying the bill). But then you'll have to find another solicitor to take on the case. And they'll be dubious about what sort of client you are if you change your solicitor without any apparent reason...

Once you do get a new solicitor, you'll have to pay your current solicitor before they'll release your file to you, and then you'll have to pay your new solicitor to go through all your paperwork.

What's the REAL problem with your solicitors?
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Re: Changing my solicitor

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Are you serious? You want to dump your solicitors just because some papers have taken a few days longer to arrive than expected?

Call your solicitor's secretary and ask when they were sent out. If they've been lost in the post they can send you copies.

Of course, you can change your solicitors any time you like (assuming it's you that's paying the bill). But then you'll have to find another solicitor to take on the case. And they'll be dubious about what sort of client you are if you change your solicitor without any apparent reason...

Once you do get a new solicitor, you'll have to pay your current solicitor before they'll release your file to you, and then you'll have to pay your new solicitor to go through all your paperwork.

What's the REAL problem with your solicitors?

I just told you.

Last October I had to do the same thing I am doing now. I did it all only for it to go missing in the post. The only way I found this out was when I rang up to query what was going on. Took me 4-5 days to get a answer then.

I did ring my solicitor asking about the papers on Tuesday and spoke to her Secretary. She told me my solicitor was off on holiday. My solicitor never told me this. I just feel she is going slow and its not helping my case.
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Check out this website to find a great solicitor,
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