I hope this is the right place for this but...
long story made short - couple of meetings with atty who does NOTHING BUT bkpcy - very good in area where I live in practice for a LONG!!! time.
He's trying to figure out best course of action between Ch 7 and 13 (I have too many "extra" jobs...) at any rate - and I knew this was coming - one large unsecured creditor filed suit - initial court date in about 8 weeks.
SO, I email the lawyer in a panic!!! - it's been a few days and nothing. Called the office and was told that the laywer is really booked up, but that they'll get back to me this week. She said to me (in a very nice way) calm down, it's not like you have to appear in court tomorrow.
Is this normal? Should I call them on Friday (tomorrow) if I don't get something back by then? I'm really besides myself...I don't want to become the client from hell, so to speak....the office is SUPER nice, super knowledgeable, helpful, etc etc. I just HATE not knowing, not hearing...what would be an appropriate time to wait, in other words...
long story made short - couple of meetings with atty who does NOTHING BUT bkpcy - very good in area where I live in practice for a LONG!!! time.
He's trying to figure out best course of action between Ch 7 and 13 (I have too many "extra" jobs...) at any rate - and I knew this was coming - one large unsecured creditor filed suit - initial court date in about 8 weeks.
SO, I email the lawyer in a panic!!! - it's been a few days and nothing. Called the office and was told that the laywer is really booked up, but that they'll get back to me this week. She said to me (in a very nice way) calm down, it's not like you have to appear in court tomorrow.
Is this normal? Should I call them on Friday (tomorrow) if I don't get something back by then? I'm really besides myself...I don't want to become the client from hell, so to speak....the office is SUPER nice, super knowledgeable, helpful, etc etc. I just HATE not knowing, not hearing...what would be an appropriate time to wait, in other words...
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