J
Justyce
Guest
California
I was recently in a juvenile case, and my appointed lawyer did not advise the court that one of the people they were required to contact had molested one of my children, and had threatened the life of myself and the child he molested. He also promised to abduct another of my children.
Because he didn't say anything, this man was sent all my personal information. He now knows where I live, where I work, and where my children go to school. All of this information should have been confidential.
He was a substitute lawyer on my first day, and he hasn't been assigned to my case since. I asked my current lawyer how I would go about filing a grievance against him, and was told he is the head partner for their firm, and while I'm still able to file a grievance, there is not much chance of anything being done.
What's my next step?
I was recently in a juvenile case, and my appointed lawyer did not advise the court that one of the people they were required to contact had molested one of my children, and had threatened the life of myself and the child he molested. He also promised to abduct another of my children.
Because he didn't say anything, this man was sent all my personal information. He now knows where I live, where I work, and where my children go to school. All of this information should have been confidential.
He was a substitute lawyer on my first day, and he hasn't been assigned to my case since. I asked my current lawyer how I would go about filing a grievance against him, and was told he is the head partner for their firm, and while I'm still able to file a grievance, there is not much chance of anything being done.
What's my next step?