Livingwill

Written Trust <LivingWill, has personal documents that I gave to him to make this work. I want all the ba ck ..

The lawyer must make the original, but not copies. He can also claim a privilege. However, if you call the State Bar in your state, they are likely to take immediate action and make him return originals. This happens a lot, but I have never kept records of my former client did not want me. If it is damaging your case, he or she has any ethical issues that society may continue.

Sometimes, however, a lawyer can keep the job he did, if it has not been paid. Your own documents must be returned to you, however, at your request.

He should be able to keep copies of documents in your file, so that they may refer a matter where later his diligence in the preparation of your documents.

1. He may retain copies.
2. Generally, in most states, it may keep the original until all fees are paid - a concept known as a retaining lien.


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