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Exceeding retainer notification

Is it standard practice to notify a client when their retainer has run out before racking up thousands of dollars in charges? I retained a lawyer for a child custody case and put down a $3000 retainer. I received a bill for an additional $2500 and had no idea my retainer had expired. I also saw charges such as a half hour for a 1:29 phone call with “notes made to file.” Am I being taken?

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u/External-Talk8838 — 2 days ago

If all of the other developed countries in the world deport people who overstay visas or cross the border illegally, why is it so controversial that the US is doing it?

It seems like we get a lot of heat from all over the world from countries that do the same thing. Why is that?

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u/External-Talk8838 — 10 days ago