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by Meng » Tue Oct 08, 2013 12:12 pm
[quote="opportunist"]If you are not rely on your solicitor, then how on earth youare going to take advice from strangers, you never met.
Think about it. Does it make sense?[/quote]
Hi,
Firstly, thanks for the reply.
I started preparing my application since last September, which means I've been with this solicitor for more than a year now. I met him through someone else and had no idea how he is. And so many things happened within this past year. I won't be going through details on what exactly he did, but everything had happened just proved that he is not as professional as he supposed to be.
I am not the kind of person that will leave everything to a lawyer and just take whatever he is saying. I always do my home work anyways. But no matter how much I can learn, I am not a lawyer myself, there must be something I don't know or something I am missing. The only reason that I got a lawyer is that I would like to have someone to go to for professional opinions when I have any questions, correct my mistakes, remind me of the details I did not cover. Now obviously that he is not doing his job properly as I am going trough an appeal.
And no offence, but will you make all the decisions in your life based on what other people told you and do exactly what they ask you to do? I am sure you won't cause no one does that. However that doesn't mean you shouldn't listen at all. This is my first time ever going through an appeal, but some other people have been there before. I would like to ask for advice from people know things that I don't know, I don't think this is wrong and I am asking now doesn't mean that's what I'll put in practice later.
As for my solicitor, I have doubt for his work doesn't mean I won't trust him ever again, good or bad, he is still a solicitor at the end of the day and still working on my case; and I always appreciate any advice or help that I can get. So yes, I may take advice from "strangers I never met".
I apologize if I said anything wrong, I didn't mean to start a argument, just thought a little explanation may answer your query.
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Meng on Tue Oct 08, 2013 12:18 pm, edited 1 time in total.