South Carolina Sample Letter for Agreed Order Substituting Counsel

• Category: Letters - Legal - Orders
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-0819LTR
• Format: Word; Rich Text

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This form is a sample letter in Word format covering the subject matter of the title of the form. South Carolina Sample Letter for Agreed Order Substituting Counsel Dear [Opposing Counsel/ Court Clerk], RE: Agreed Order Substituting Counsel — [Case Name/Number] I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to submit an Agreed Order Substituting Counsel in the aforementioned case. As per our discussions and agreement in regard to the representation of the parties involved, we hereby request the Court to enter an order granting the substitution of counsel as follows: 1. The undersigned counsel, [Current Attorney Name], respectfully moves to be relieved as counsel for [Client Name] in the above-mentioned case. 2. [New Attorney Name], duly licensed to practice law in the state of South Carolina and in good standing with the Bar Association, has been retained by [Client Name] as their substitute counsel. 3. [New Attorney Name] has reviewed the case file, is fully informed about the relevant facts and legal issues, and is prepared to diligently represent [Client Name] moving forward. 4. [New Attorney Name] has confirmed that any pending deadlines, hearings, or court appearances will be met and attended to without delay, ensuring no inconvenience or delay to the proceedings. 5. Both parties, [Current Attorney Name] and [New Attorney Name], affirm that they have consulted with their respective clients, and that the clients are fully aware and in agreement with the substitution of counsel. 6. All documents, evidence, and information relevant to the case will be promptly transferred and provided to [New Attorney Name], ensuring seamless continuity in the legal representation. 7. All physical and electronic copies of the case file held by [Current Attorney Name] shall be transferred to [New Attorney Name] within [reasonable timeframe, preferably no more than 10 days] from the date of the court order. 8. [New Attorney Name] assures the Court that they are competent to represent [Client Name] and have no conflicts of interest. They will meet all ethical obligations and responsibilities required in their role as substitute counsel. We kindly request the Court's approval of this agreed order and that it be issued as soon as possible, ensuring uninterrupted legal representation for all parties involved in this case. Please find attached a copy of the proposed Agreed Order Substituting Counsel for your review, consideration, and incorporation into the court records. If you have any questions or require additional information, kindly contact me at [Current Attorney's Phone Number or Email Address]. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. Yours sincerely, [Current Attorney Name] [Law Firm Name] [Address] [Phone Number] [Email Address] Keywords: South Carolina, sample letter, agreed order substituting counsel, legal representation, case file, court order, substitute counsel, deadlines, hearings, court appearances, legal obligations, ethical responsibilities, conflict of interest, court records, law firm, attorney.

South Carolina Sample Letter for Agreed Order Substituting Counsel Dear [Opposing Counsel/ Court Clerk], RE: Agreed Order Substituting Counsel — [Case Name/Number] I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to submit an Agreed Order Substituting Counsel in the aforementioned case. As per our discussions and agreement in regard to the representation of the parties involved, we hereby request the Court to enter an order granting the substitution of counsel as follows: 1. The undersigned counsel, [Current Attorney Name], respectfully moves to be relieved as counsel for [Client Name] in the above-mentioned case. 2. [New Attorney Name], duly licensed to practice law in the state of South Carolina and in good standing with the Bar Association, has been retained by [Client Name] as their substitute counsel. 3. [New Attorney Name] has reviewed the case file, is fully informed about the relevant facts and legal issues, and is prepared to diligently represent [Client Name] moving forward. 4. [New Attorney Name] has confirmed that any pending deadlines, hearings, or court appearances will be met and attended to without delay, ensuring no inconvenience or delay to the proceedings. 5. Both parties, [Current Attorney Name] and [New Attorney Name], affirm that they have consulted with their respective clients, and that the clients are fully aware and in agreement with the substitution of counsel. 6. All documents, evidence, and information relevant to the case will be promptly transferred and provided to [New Attorney Name], ensuring seamless continuity in the legal representation. 7. All physical and electronic copies of the case file held by [Current Attorney Name] shall be transferred to [New Attorney Name] within [reasonable timeframe, preferably no more than 10 days] from the date of the court order. 8. [New Attorney Name] assures the Court that they are competent to represent [Client Name] and have no conflicts of interest. They will meet all ethical obligations and responsibilities required in their role as substitute counsel. We kindly request the Court's approval of this agreed order and that it be issued as soon as possible, ensuring uninterrupted legal representation for all parties involved in this case. Please find attached a copy of the proposed Agreed Order Substituting Counsel for your review, consideration, and incorporation into the court records. If you have any questions or require additional information, kindly contact me at [Current Attorney's Phone Number or Email Address]. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. Yours sincerely, [Current Attorney Name] [Law Firm Name] [Address] [Phone Number] [Email Address] Keywords: South Carolina, sample letter, agreed order substituting counsel, legal representation, case file, court order, substitute counsel, deadlines, hearings, court appearances, legal obligations, ethical responsibilities, conflict of interest, court records, law firm, attorney.