Was all of that necessary? Maybe, but on the face of the motion it appears as an attempt to exhaust the other side over a trivial legal issue, although the intentions could have been routine legal maneuvering.
Broder & Orland Previously Faced Serious Accusations in Court
Further investigation by our research team revealed that Broder & Orland was sued in July 2015 by a former client who alleged legal malpractice, invasion of privacy, negligence, business interference, and made claims of slander and libel.
The complaint alleges that an attorney for Broder & Orland released privileged information to a third-party without the consent of their former client, continuously contacted the former client and even attempted to pressure the former client’s father-in-law (a pastor), and discussed privileged information with members of a church without the consent of the former client.
These serious allegations, including the violation of attorney-client privilege, caused “extreme financial, reputational, and emotional harm” according to the complaint.
The Divorce Industrial Complex
Lawyers make billions of dollars annually off of divorces, and families are left broken.