Give him a call and ask.When it comes to attorneys its best that you don't try to work for best price but make sure that you're properly represented.

I have introduced myself as a representative of the owner.

They represent you and what you do.Image, First Impression, and Professionalism are extremely important in any business and for any individual.There are many articles and books written on Image, First Impression, Professionalism, and Marketing.

Next steps to ask yourself: what are you exit strategies and which one represents the best opportunity for you?

I don't feel like he's ever really represented my interests, always just what's convenient or easy for him.

As a seller I have never gone to a closing, My lawyer always represents me.Should I be going?

You also have an issue with agency laws, are you representing another party?

If you are buying or selling a property and not representing anybody, there is no requirement to disclose license status.

If you plan to represent retail buyers/sellers, you'll probably want to join a larger brokerage that has good training programs -- but you'll pay for those resources in terms of monthly fees and commissions splits.

As a former Registered Creditor's Representative in BK court here I can tell you that there is some leeway to what can be agreed or ordered, each case is somewhat different.Joel is correct and the type of BK, can be changed, for example if a wage earner looses employment, a spouse dies and other issues change.