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An appeals court shook New Jersey's matrimonial bar last year by requiring a lawyer who was withdrawing from a divorce case to pay his earned retainer to the court, so the client could hire new counsel. But a year later, when Judge Richard Camp terminated Annette Fischer's 53-year marriage, she had no lawyer and wasn't in court herself. Fischer says she tried to find a new lawyer but was hampered by the court's decision to hold the retainer check -- and probably by the low figure on the check, too.
February 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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