post-judgment letter to client â sample 2 - Professional Liability Fund
post-judgment letter to client â sample 2 - Professional Liability Fund
post-judgment letter to client â sample 2 - Professional Liability Fund
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I will soon file a motion asking leave of the court <strong>to</strong> withdraw as your at<strong>to</strong>rney of record. This<br />
procedure is followed for your protection. If I continue <strong>to</strong> be listed with the court as your<br />
at<strong>to</strong>rney of record, your former spouse might, some time in the future, try <strong>to</strong> serve papers on<br />
me, which would delay notice <strong>to</strong> you. It is better practice <strong>to</strong> require that you be personally<br />
served with papers, after which you can contact me again for help. Please be assured that I<br />
wish <strong>to</strong> continue as your at<strong>to</strong>rney. My withdrawal now is a procedural step for your benefit in<br />
the future.<br />
Enclosed is a checklist which lists several important tasks which should be completed after a<br />
dissolution. I will assume that you will handle each of the items on the checklist yourself. If you<br />
need assistance with any of the items on the checklist, please do not hesitate <strong>to</strong> call me.<br />
[Name of <strong>client</strong>], I have enjoyed working with you and wish you the very best.<br />
Very truly yours,<br />
Enclosures<br />
Page 8 [28-Nov-05 Rev 11/05]<br />
FORM COURTESY OF CRAIG M. COWLEY<br />
GEVURTZ, MENASHE ET AL<br />
PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY FUND (O-POST-JUDGMENT LTR 2.DOC)
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