Can I Fire My Lawyer

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Can I Fire My Lawyer

 

Video Transcript

We’re asked often about whether you can terminate your lawyer. Under the standard fee agreement in Florida, you can terminate them, no questions asked, within three business days.

After that, you can still do it. But the sooner you do it, the better, because eventually an attorney becomes entitled to some money value for whatever services they provided.

I can’t recommend terminating a lawyer after a year or two, but if it’s a relatively short period of time or there are good reasons to, yes, you can, and we can explain that.