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Top New York Criminal Defense Lawyer/Attorney Michael Biniakewitz gives free legal advice to callers at the Law Link Show on Linkup Radio 93.5 FM.
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In this episode, top New York Criminal Defense Lawyer/Attorney Michael Biniakewitz talks about frequent acts of brutality committed by some Yonkers Police officers.

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nicediwata asked:


I live in Ohio. I am a legal immigrant so you will wonder how much about US laws I know about. I filed a divorce against my husband because he has been cheating on me and wouldn’t stop even after we talked to a pastor and his father. I already paid my lawyer retainer fees since January of this year. I tried to call him again and again in during February and March to know the progress. He got mad at me on the phone and told me he didn’t like me calling all the time. Said he’s gonna charge me. So I stopped and decided that if there is a progress, he would just call me. He never did. All info I know, I usually get from the county court website, even the date of pre-trial hearing. Then 11 days before the final hearing, he said he’s backing out as my lawyer. He said it is my fault because I wouldn’t let him do a deposition against buy prozac my husband. The only reason I won’t is because I don’t our fight to be even worse and that I know he really doesn’t make much income than I do.
I asked him to make an offer to my husband’s lawyer but he backed out of my case on the day he sent the offer to the other lawyer. Is this legal? I feel like it is unfair and that he took advantage of me. How do you even deal with lawyers like these?
Yes, I told him what to do because he asked me. If he is going to do HIS job, he can just do the deposition without my permission. When I retained him, I assume he knows what to do. Him asking me gives me the go to say yes or no. If not, why bother asking?