Is the attorney more worried about his license....?

we had an attorney represent us for a child support/custody case, adn we found out over time (we received a finalized decree in March, we never got to see draft), through some memos and letters in the master court file, he had received the draft in december, and the opposing atty. wrote in a letter to the signing judge that our atty. verbally agreed to the draft. We found eight to ten significant erros, adn when we brought them to his attention, he told us to get a transcript and file our on modification. He ten told us he had new job, where he not allowed to handle domestic cases. We filed a complaint with our legal grievance board, and he received a copy of it this week. Since then, he's been calling my hubby nonstop, leaving voicemails he'll do anything to "straighten the case"- give us a full refund ($6,000), and fix the errors no charge until we're happy. Because of these mistakes, we are now $7,000 in arrears do to a mistake-filled child support order. Is he trying to cover his
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a**, and make the complaint disappear (he told my husband he could lose his license, and my husband said 'that's the same thing the child support enforcement agancy is trying to do to me'. Or do you think we should give him a chance to try and fix the mistakes/ (the decree was signed in January, so it's been five months)

Write down exactly what you want him to do. Write down how much money he has cost and how much you need to fix it.
Give him 30 days to do so.
Send him this information in a certified letter and if things are not rectified in 30 days, go forward with your complaint.

give the attorney a time frame to have this done in and done correctly. if it is not done by that date then carry on as you were. even though the attorney made the mistake either on purpose or mistake give him a chance to correct it and not only will it hopefully work out for you but the attorney will learn his lesson as well and the next client wont have to deal with anything like that.

Find a lawyer who wouldn't mind suing the first attorney. Whatever award you recieve after attorneys fees, pays your support. In the meantime, send some child support. Good Luck.

why not let him fix it, that ultimately what you want right?....just make sure you give him a time frame by when it all needs to be taken care of, that way he's not dragging his heals.