Common use of Withdrawal/Termination Clause in Contracts

Withdrawal/Termination. You have the right to discharge our firm for any reason. We, in turn, reserve the right to terminate our representation of you as permitted by the Rules of Professional Conduct. For example, we may terminate our representation of you if you fail to pay fees, costs or amounts due in a timely manner or fail to replenish your escrow balance, if you violate the terms of the Collaborative Participation Agreement, or if any fact or circumstance arises which would, in our view, render our continuing representation unlawful, unethical or inconsistent with the terms of the Collaborative Participation Agreement, or inadvisable for any other reason. I agree to give you 15 days notice in writing of my intention to withdraw as your attorney in the Collaborative Process. You agree to give me reasonable notice in writing if you intend to withdraw from the Collaborative Process or terminate my representation for any other reason. If the Collaborative Process terminates because either you or your spouse decides to go to court, neither I nor my firm will be able to represent you in the litigation process in this or any related matter except in the case of an emergency action to protect the health, safety, welfare or interest of you, your family member or other person protected by the civil protection order statute, MD Family Law § 4-501 et seq. I will, however, at your request, refer you to a new attorney and assist in transitioning your case consistent with the terms of the Collaborative Participation Agreement.

Withdrawal/Termination. You have the right to discharge our firm for any reason. We, in turn, reserve the right to terminate our representation of you as permitted by the Rules of Professional Conduct. For example, we may terminate our representation of you if you fail to pay fees, costs or amounts due in a timely manner or fail to replenish your escrow balance, if you violate the terms of the Collaborative Participation Agreement, or if any fact or circumstance arises which would, in our view, render our continuing representation unlawful, unethical or inconsistent with the terms of the Collaborative Participation Agreement, or inadvisable for any other reason. I agree to give you 15 days notice in writing of my intention to withdraw as your attorney in the Collaborative Process. You agree to give me reasonable notice in writing if you intend to withdraw from the Collaborative Process or terminate my representation for any other reason. If the Collaborative Process terminates because either you or your spouse decides to go to court, neither I nor my firm will be able to represent you in the litigation process in this or any related matter except in the case of an emergency action to protect the health, safety, welfare or interest of you, your family member or other person protected by the civil protection order statute, MD Family Law § 4-501 et seqmatter. I will, however, at your request, refer you to a new attorney and assist in transitioning your case consistent with the terms of the Collaborative Participation Agreement.

Withdrawal/Termination. You have the right to discharge our firm for any reason. We, in turn, reserve the right to terminate our representation of you as permitted by the Rules of Professional Conduct. For example, we may terminate our representation of you if you fail to pay fees, costs or amounts due in a timely manner or fail to replenish your escrow balance, if you violate the terms of the Collaborative Participation Agreement, or if any fact or circumstance arises which would, in our view, render our continuing representation unlawful, unethical or inconsistent with the terms of the Collaborative Participation Agreement, or inadvisable for any other reason. I agree to give you 15 days notice in writing of my intention to withdraw as your attorney in the Collaborative Process. You agree to give me reasonable notice in writing if you intend to withdraw from the Collaborative Process or terminate my representation for any other reason. If the Collaborative Process terminates because either you or your spouse decides to go to court, neither I nor my firm will be able to represent you in the litigation process in this or any related matter except in the case of an emergency action to protect the health, safety, welfare or interest of you, your family member or other person protected by the civil protection order statute, MD Family Law D.C. Code § 416-501 1001 et seq. I will, however, at your request, refer you to a new attorney and assist in transitioning your case consistent with the terms of the Collaborative Participation Agreement.