No. There would be a conflict of interest even if the divorce is amicable. In that case the parties should use a mediator.No. There would be a conflict of interest even if the divorce is amicable. In that case the parties should use a mediator.No. There would be a conflict of interest even if the divorce is amicable. In that case the parties should use a mediator.No. There would be a conflict of interest even if the divorce is amicable. In that case the parties should use a mediator.
It would be a conflict of interest on their part, and would also create a conflict of interest on the part of their service members if they were deployed in actions against the home country of that service member.
You would have to write a letter to the Probation Officer's supervisor requesting a new supervising officer and setting forth what you believe the 'conflict of interest' to be.
No. This would be conflict of interest, and it would cause the will to be dismissed in probate court and would also possible cause the notary to be held responsible for any loss as a result of an improper notarization. It is against the law for a notary to notarize a document in which he or she has a financial or other beneficial interest in the transaction.
Yes. That would be a conflict of interest.
If they are my client, they shouldn't be speaking with the solicitor.
Well exactly how close are these best friends? Who is the BF Attorney representing? I mean really would you honestly feel comfotable with this situation??? Yes it is a conflict of interest and the best friend attorney shpould excuse himself from the case due to a conflict of interest.
I have been charged with an offence and need a solicitor to represent me at my court appearance.
You would not be able to use the same attorney.
You would call that a conflict of interest, misrepresentation, etc .
That would be a very inappropriate conflict of interest. But sounds like a good storyline for a Victorian novel.
Ayn Rand 1905-1982