What Do You Call a Lawyer Who Assists You Without Appearing in Court

[trump76638]

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Florida
I am in to a pro se sue with landlord (commercial lease), I want an attorney to guide me, so that I do not violate any rules when it comes to following a court procedure. I am ready to pay the attorney. But at the same time I do not want him to appear in court for me.
I am at the stage where I need to submit CMR (case management report) to court.
Defendants have asked court to dismiss the case. (as every defendant does). The sue is for breach of contract and FDUTPA (Deception).

[flyingron]

We call them "attorneys." You should delete your phone number if it is still possible. Attorneys do not search these forums looking for business and posting personal info is against the rules and can lead to no good.

The Florida Bar has a legal referral service if you can't find better recommendations: https://www.floridabar.org/public/lrs/

[nobeefcow]

Look for a Ghostwriter attorney.

[PayrolGuy]

Please look at the dates of the threads you are adding to.

[adjusterjack]

What Do You Call a Lawyer Who Assists You Without Appearing in Court

Broke.

[pg1067]

Look for a Ghostwriter attorney.

Why are you resurrecting a ten month old thread to post a pointless and rather silly comment (silly because no attorney advertises him/herself as "a ghostwriter attorney")?

[nobeefcow]

Why are you resurrecting a ten month old thread to post a pointless and rather silly comment (silly because no attorney advertises him/herself as "a ghostwriter attorney")?

I misread the date, so my apologies but you're wrong, there are quite a few firms advertising their unbundled, ghostwriting legal services and I think they're brilliant. It's the wave of the future...