Limited Scope Representation - How to Define the Scope of Services?

November 30th, 2017
Limited Scope Representation allows a client to hire an attorney to do some, but not all work, in the case. Limited Scope Representation is a combination of attorney representation and the client’s self-representation. It is an opportunity to c… Read More
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Categories: Attorney Representation, Customizing Your Case, Frequently Asked Questions, Litigation
Tags: Hiring an Attorney, Limited Scope Representation, Self-Representation

Limited Scope Representation - Is this the Right Choice for You?

November 27th, 2017
Limited Scope Representation allows a client to hire an attorney to do some, but not all work, in the case. This is a combination of attorney representation and self-representation. This post focuses on litigated court cases. Before deciding if Limit… Read More
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Categories: Attorney Representation, Customizing Your Case, Frequently Asked Questions, Litigation
Tags: Attorney, Limited Scope Representation, Self-Representation

Limited Scope Representation & Litigation

July 10th, 2017
This post expands upon my previous posts on Limited Scope Representation – What Is It? and Limited Scope Representation & Settlement. Limited scope representation means hiring an attorney to provide services for certain, but not all, tasks.… Read More
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Categories: Attorney Representation, Frequently Asked Questions
Tags: Attorney, Hiring an Attorney, Limited Scope Representation, Self-Representation

Limited Scope Representation - What is it?

June 27th, 2017
This post expands upon a previous article, Customizing Your Case. Limited scope representation means hiring an attorney to provide services for certain, but not all, tasks. Maryland Rule 19-301.2(c) states: An attorney may limit the scope of the repr… Read More
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Categories: Attorney Representation, Customizing Your Case, Frequently Asked Questions, Mediation
Tags: Attorney, Hiring an Attorney, Limited Scope Representation, Self-Representation

Customizing Your Case

June 27th, 2017
Increasingly, divorcing couples seem inclined to take a “Do It Yourself” approach to divorce. Kitchen table negotiations between spouses. Drafting their own agreements. Representing themselves in court. Self-determination definitely contr… Read More
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Categories: Attorney Representation, Customizing Your Case, Frequently Asked Questions, Mediation
Tags: Attorney, Limited Scope Representation, Pro Se, Self-Representation