In a recent ruling, an Arizona appeals court upheld a decision to dismiss a woman’s malpractice claim against her ex-attorney. The court concluded she suffered no direct financial loss from the attorney’s missed deadline, despite a $200,000 error in the divorce decree regarding familial debt. It was established that the obligation to pay the debt remained unchanged and fully enforceable.
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US court rejects malpractice claim over lawyer’s missed deadline to correct $100,000 divorce debt error
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