In my divorce, my husbands lawyer is dragging out the ptocess and misrepresenting my husband. His lawyer is doing the exact opposite of what is qbeing asked of him. My husband and i agreed on a settlement. My lawyer wrote everything up in the manner in which we agreed and submitted it. In the response most points were argued. When my husband and i discussed it, he told me he asked his lawyer to respond in favor of the agreement. Does thos mean that his lawyer is acting out of ethical requirements to drag out the process to gain more money?
This is a common problem with going through a divorce, a lawyer who appears to thwart the settlement process. It is not necessarily unethical conduct, but if you feel otherwise, you have the right to file a grievance with the office of lawyer regulation, the better remedy in my opinion, would be for you to talk heart to heart with your spouse and express your feelings that you feel their attorney is hindering settlement and encourage them to go get a second opinion from another lawyer about possibly taking over the case.
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