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Thank God your wife had a new child. An old one would have been very difficult. Substitution into the case by an old Atty is the answer.
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On Feb 15, 2012, at 10:06 AM, "Robert" wrote:
> Due to the birth of a new child in our family and the economic realities that that brings I will have to close my practice.
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> I still have 2 Chapter 13s that have plans confirmed and we are just waiting for them to finish....four years off....
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> I wanted to know if anyone had any practical advice on how to handle this...my immediate thought is to get the client to agree to a substitution of attorney and have another attorney take the cases on post-confirmation for a small fee. I cannot afford the expense of continued malpractice insurance when I am leaving the practice of law.
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Thank God your wife had a new child. An old one would have been very difficult. Substitution into the case by an old Atty is the answer.Sent from my iPhoneOn Feb 15, 2012, at 10:06 AM, "Robert" <robertvitt@vittlawfirm.com> wrote:

Due to the birth of a new child in our family and the economic realities that that brings I will have to close my practice.
I still have 2 Chapter 13s that have plans confirmed and we are just waiting for them to finish....four years off....
I wanted to know if anyone had any practical advice on how to handle this...my immediate thought is to get the client to agree to a substitution of attorney and have another attorney take the cases on post-confirmation for a small fee. I cannot afford the expense of continued malpractice insurance when I am leaving the practice of law.
Any thoughts?

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Congrats! What are you planning on doing that pays more than your practice?
Cameron

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Hi Robert,
Congratulations on the birth of your child.
I suggest filing a substitution of attorney once you have found an attorney
willing to sub in and have obtained client consent.
I have subbed in on chapter 13s and would be happy to discuss it with you.
310 922 9330.
Best,
On Feb 15, 2012 10:06 AM, "Robert" wrote:
Hi Robert,
Congratulations on the birth of your child.
I suggest filing a substitution of attorney once you have found an attorney willing to sub in and have obtained client consent.
I have subbed in on chapter 13s and would be happy to discuss it with you.Best,
On Feb 15, 2012 10:06 AM, "Robert" <robertvitt@vittlawfirm.com> wrote:

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Due to the birth of a new child in our family and the economic realities that that brings I will have to close my practice.
I still have 2 Chapter 13s that have plans confirmed and we are just waiting for them to finish....four years off....
I wanted to know if anyone had any practical advice on how to handle this...my immediate thought is to get the client to agree to a substitution of attorney and have another attorney take the cases on post-confirmation for a small fee. I cannot afford the expense of continued malpractice insurance when I am leaving the practice of law.
Any thoughts?

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