In the Matter of J.J., Child in Need of Services E.B. (Mother) v. Marion County Department of Child Services, Child Advocates, Inc. (mem. dec.)

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• determining that the failure, over a one-year period of time, to inform client of status of divorce petition constituted an ethics violation
• determining that the failure, over a one-year period of time, to inform client of status of divorce petition constituted an ethics violation
• holding attorney violated rule 32:1.3 by never filing a completed petition
• suspending lawyer’s license for one year after lawyer advised his client that he had filed his dissolution petition and then created a fraudulent divorce decree
• imposing one-year suspension on attorney who repeatedly lied about the status of a dissolution action he never filed and who falsified a dissolution decree and judge's signature
• finding attorney’s conduct delayed court proceedings by lengthening the dissolution process for months

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