Unresponsive Attorney Filing Concerns

Summary

If your pro bono attorney is unresponsive, contact the florida courts e-filing portal support for filing details. Consider reaching out to legal aid service of broward county or florida pro bono matters for assistance in finding another attorney. Filing a complaint with the florida bar is also an option, but it may leave you without representation. Consult these resources to address your legal concerns effectively.

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I don't have the e-filing number I've requested it from the attorney who doesn't respond. The clerk says case number loan is not enough to see if anything's pending. They must have the e-filing number. Is there any other way to get the number except through my Attorney?
In Florida, the e-filing number is typically provided by the filing party (your attorney). If your attorney is unresponsive:
- You can try contacting the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal Support for assistance: **Phone: (*) *-***, **Email: support@myflcourtaccess.com**.
- Alternatively, consult another attorney for help accessing court records or resolving this issue.
Would you like guidance on finding another attorney or filing a complaint with the Florida Bar?
I'm stuck my Attorney is pro bono. The whole reason why this is taking years to resolve is I couldn't afford an attorney and couldn't find one that would do it on contingency.
I'm sorry you're facing this situation. While working with a pro bono attorney can sometimes limit communication, you still have rights. To move forward:
- Contact the **Florida Courts E-Filing Portal Support** for assistance with the e-filing number.
- If your attorney remains unresponsive, file a complaint with the **Florida Bar** at **www.floridabar.org** or by calling ***-*-*-***.
Would you like guidance on filing a complaint or finding legal resources?
If I file a complaint, then I'm gonna be in the same spot because I'll be without an attorney and it took years to find this one. I'll try. The Florida courts e-filing portal support though that's probably another dead end like the * other numbers the clerks office referred me to
I understand your frustration. While contacting Florida Courts E-Filing Portal Support might seem like another dead end, they are your best option for obtaining the e-filing number. If your attorney remains unresponsive, consider seeking assistance from **Florida Legal Aid** organizations, which may help find another pro bono attorney. Would you like guidance on locating these resources?
I'd like to find a group that can provide a pro bono attorney in this type of case most only do family law, criminal cases or evictions
I understand your need for specific pro bono assistance. Partition cases are less commonly handled by pro bono services, but here are some resources you can try:
- **Legal Aid Service of Broward County**: They may guide you or refer you to someone who can assist.
Website: [www.browardlegalaid.org](http://www.browardlegalaid.org)
Phone: (*) *-*
- **Florida Pro Bono Matters**: A platform connecting clients with pro bono attorneys.
Website: [www.floridaprobonomatters.org](http://www.floridaprobonomatters.org)
Would you like further assistance with these resources?