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How to Sue a Divorce Lawyer

Sometimes finding a good divorce attorney can be difficult. You may have gone through all the methods to win your case against your spouse, but still have not received your settlement. You may find yourself calling your lawyer and not getting your calls returned, or they may call and give you every excuse as to why you have not been paid. If this is the case you may think about suing your attorney.


  • Find the Bar Association in the state for where you live. Ask them to help you find a lawyer that can handle your case against another lawyer. You will have to discuss into details with the Bar Association exactly what happened and why you want to file a lawsuit against the lawyer.  The Bar is responsible for regulating the attorneys in your state.

  • Decide on the amount of financial gain you want to receive from suing your lawyer. If your lawyer owes you money as the result of never paying back the settlement you won, then you need to factor that in. Once you find a lawyer make listen to what your lawyer has to say and whether or not they believe they can win the case.

  • Seek out more than one lawyer when you are looking for an opinion on whether you have a good case or not. Some lawyers will require that you meet with them in person. This may require a consultation fee. This fee will have to be paid whether they feel you have a case or not.

  • Choose the attorney you feel you will have better winning your lawsuit with. The Bar Association will usually give you a small listing of lawyers they feel will be able to help your. Make sure you ask each lawyer detailed questions and find out their percentage rate of handling and winning cases such as yours.

  • Once you have hired an attorney. Follow their instructions. They may want you to cease all contact with the attorney you plan to sue. From the point of hiring your attorney they may handle everything pertaining to your case and dealing with the lawyer you are suing.