Your question is a cmomon inquiry. Our firm would not risk the reputation damage that some law firms find acceptable.Some lawyers are more litigious than other lawyers. We find resolution preferable to confrontation even though confrontation is more profitable. As a rule resolution is in the best interest of a client.In looking over Ms. Pladson’s financial record affidavit, I find it objectionable that the records were part in parcel to her divorce settlement plan.Had you been our client, an ethics complaint against Ms. Pladson would have been filed early in the divorce process bringing the matter to a head.Practice reasonableness and resolve your differences sooner than later. Then move on to more constructive endeavors. Life is too short.
