clearskies1
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Several of FD's lawyers asked to relieved as counsel shortly after JD disappeared. I assumed that the people didn't want to represent FD anymore, but I have a memory of court records stating why the were moving on, but can't find it. I have some questions about the whys, and those answers may be related to the "early attorney" meeting. These are all over the place, but the answers might be helpful. If anyone can point me in the right direction to find the attorneys' names and reason for dropping FD as a client, I would appreciate it.
I agree with many of you who feel NP is sending all kinds of signals to MT. The things NP has said in the past few days really don't make much sense when compared to his comments earlier. I remember someone asking when FD was going to say something or other and NP replied, "When I tell him he can." NP is in control and pretty slippery as he continues to "do the best he can for his client," regardless of who he steamrolls. Hope tomorrow's court hearing clears up the MT/FD relationship to some extent.
- I am fairly certain that one of the lawyers stated "for cause" in his motion to be dismissed as FD's representative. Am wondering if that might be related to the theft of the family psych report.
- I also thought at the time that the attorneys might be stepping down at the time on principle OR because they weren't being paid.
- Another reason for an early meeting before the holiday weekend might have been related to the family court hearing scheduled for the Tuesday (?) after the holiday and Jennifer's disappearance.
- They were comments that JD was challenging information in the psych report. Could the lawyer have brought something to the attention of FD that Friday morning which infuriated FD enough that he snapped and decided to "silence or have it out" with J?
Per this article these attorneys sought to withdraw as FD's counsel:
In the divorce case Michael Rose sought to withdraw for "good cause". In the GF loan case 1) the law firm Markowitz and Mawhinney sought to withdraw citing the retirement age of one partner and a new focus on a different kind of law for another; and 2) John Clifford sought to withdraw citing “Serious issues ... make it impossible under our rules of professional conduct to continue... The attorney-client relationship has clearly broken down.” Lawyers looking to drop Fotis Dulos in divorce case, loan lawsuit
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