What Can the Attorney Do Sample Clauses

What Can the Attorney Do. The attorney must determine whether the client’s objectives are repugnant to the attorney, or are imprudent. If they are, or if the attorney feels that he or she has a fundamental disagreement with the manner in which the client wishes to conduct the case, the attorney may withdraw from representation. Prior to withdrawal, the attorney should explain to the client the basis of the attorney’s opposition to the method by which the client insists the case be conducted. Rule 1.15(b)4, TEX. DISCIPLINARY RULES OF. PROF. CONDUCT. Some guidance is provided the attorney by paragraphs 6 through 10 of Section II of the TEXAS LAWYER’S CREED which provides: "6. I will treat adverse parties and witnesses with fairness and due consideration. A client has no right to demand that I abuse anyone or indulge in any offensive conduct.
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What Can the Attorney Do. As a practical matter, the draft of the order or decree will contain recitations not contained in the literal text of the agreement. See XxXxxxxx, supra. That is understood. However, a problem arises when substantive terms are added, even if they are "common" provisions. Occasionally, terms are omitted because of a change of circumstances which eliminates (for some Agreements Between Attorneys Chapter 3 reason) the need for inclusion of a term of the original agreement The first way to address these potential problems is in careful statement or drafting of the terms of the agreement at its inception. If subsequent occurrences may eliminate the need for a provision of the agreement, state those anticipated contingencies in the agreement. If the parties intend terms to be stated in some "boiler plate" manner, so indicate in the agreement. If omissions due to conditions subsequent have been made, or if additions which may have a substantive impact on the agreement (i.e. such as place of payment of child support payments), draw that to the attention of the other attorney. This can be accomplished by providing opposing counsel a "redlined" draft as well as a "clean draft" of the proposed agreement.

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