Special Appearance

Special Appearance Law

A special appearance attorney can provide the following services:

• Mediations, arbitrations, hearings, depositions, motions and trials
• Meetings, independent medical examinations and conferences
• Landlord/tenant law, family law, workers compensation, personal injuries, DUI cases, DMV hearings at traffic courts, religious courts, probate, administrative hearings, military court, bankruptcy and collections
• Civil and criminal cases at the state and federal levels
• Motion writing, pro hoc vice and Association of Counsel

Special Appearance Definition:

A special appearance occurs when an attorney represents a client on behalf of their primary attorney for a session of court. An attorney can make a special appearance in efforts to protect the interests of a potential client such as when objecting to the court's jurisdiction.

What a Special Appearance Lawyer can do for you:

Special appearance attorneys are familiar with the court procedures, judges and staff, so that your case is handled professionally.

Lawyer Referral Service:

If you need mediation or representation by a general lawyer, contact Attorney Search Network today. We can help you find a general lawyer in your area that can ensure your rights are protected. If you have any questions about the information provided above, please contact us for a lawyer referral.