Rule 110. Substitution of Attorney

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Idaho Court Rules › Idaho Rules of Family Law Procedure › I.R.F.L.P. 110

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(a)

In General.

An attorney may be substituted by filing written notice with the court. The notice must be signed by both the new attorney and the withdrawing attorney. This rule only applies when a licensed attorney seeks to replace a licensed attorney.

(b)

Effect of Substitution.

The substitution of attorneys or the appearance of a new attorney must not delay the proceedings except for good cause.

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