Law Firm Representation Inquiry

Summary

Attorney-client relationships in North Carolina are confidential. You can inquire directly with the law firm or check court records for public cases. If opposing counsel no longer represents someone, notification is usually through court filings. The father of your child is not legally required to disclose his attorneys information unless its part of a legal proceeding.

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In north carolina can I find out if a law form represents a specific person
Hello Hannah,
In North Carolina, attorney-client relationships are confidential. You can:
- Contact the specific law firm and inquire directly.
- Check court records if the representation involves a public case.
- Use the North Carolina State Bar’s resources for more information.
Can you provide more details about the context of your inquiry?
Would you be notified if opposing counsel no longer represents someone
Hello Hannah,
Generally, you would be notified if opposing counsel no longer represents someone, especially if it's related to an ongoing case. This notification is usually done through official court filings or direct communication from the attorney or the court.
Do you have an ongoing case you're concerned about?
not yet. Just haven’t recieved any communication from opposing counsel in over a minth and a half
Hello Hannah,
Thank you for the additional information. It's unusual to not receive communication for an extended period. Here are some steps you can take:
- Check the court docket for any updates or filings.
- Contact the court clerk for information about the status of the opposing counsel's representation.
- Consider sending a follow-up inquiry to the opposing counsel.
If you need specific details about a court, please let me know your location in North Carolina.
Is there any particular court you're dealing with in this matter?
If I ask the father of my child who represents him, does he have to tell me
Hello Hannah,
In North Carolina, the father of your child is not legally obligated to disclose his attorney's information unless it's in the context of a legal proceeding where such information must be shared.
Is this related to a specific legal proceeding or case you’re involved in?