Joe
Austin,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, April 20, 2008
Being an attorney in my state is a cutthroat, constantly hustling business or you will soon be OUT of business. You have to take on a big caseload to pay the overhead. This means you have to have a GREAT Support staff to handle your dockets and make d**n sure they get to Court on time. These are called "tickle files" as it tickles your memory to get the paperwork FILED ON TIME, make all the heaings ON TIME, Notify your client when to show up on court and what to bring ON TIME! IS this guy certified to practice Bankruptcy by your State's Legal Board of Specialization? You need a highly trained specialist if you are filing bankruptcy charges---especially since this 'new' Federal Legislation has made it much more difficult... If this is a general practitioner attorney, he might not be as aware of ALL of the minute details that a bankruptcy specialist attorney would be. Call the office. Your attorney or his paralegal is supposed to respond to your call and explain what happened. If they don't answer three enquiries from you, maybe you need to check with the Illinois Bar Association and consider filing a complaint or legal malpractice. BANKRUPTCY IS A VERY COMPLICATED PROCEDURE!YOU GOT TO HIRE SOMEONE WHO KNOWS WHAT THEY ARE DOING! IF THIS GUY HELD HIMSELF OUT TO BE A BOARD-CERTIFIED BANKRUPTCY SPECIALIST AND HE'S NOT...OR EVEN IF HE IS, THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR THIS!