Massachusetts Withdrawal of Appearance is a legal procedure that allows an attorney to withdraw from a case without the permission of the court or the other parties involved. This type of withdrawal is usually done when an attorney can no longer represent a client due to a conflict of interest, an inability to continue representing the client, or if the attorney must withdraw due to a personal or professional reason. There are two types of Massachusetts Withdrawal of Appearance: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary withdrawal of appearance occurs when an attorney chooses to withdraw from a case without court approval. An involuntary withdrawal of appearance occurs when an attorney must withdraw from a case due to a court order. In both cases, the attorney must file a formal motion to withdraw and provide notice to the court and all parties involved.