Tenant does not want to pay the rental deposit - damage is time-barred

It contains some mistakes and I am informing him about that.

Hello Basti Such lawyers unfortunately exist quite often. They have the mandate, the rest is done carelessly. Explain to the lawyer (preferably by letter) that no letter to the opposing party should be sent without your prior approval. That should be instruction enough. If he ignores it, talk to the bar association. They will bring him in line. Steven

Yes, the letters do arrive, since at least the first-named person is correctly addressed and he is basically the "main landlord"... the other one doesn't really take care of it.

I was personally on site now. The lawyer is writing a correction to the court. He has now also truly "advised" me for the first time... he clearly sees the fault with the landlord... he simply did not settle the account on time... we'll see. The lawsuit has now been sent out "correctly" in any case.

Unfortunately, there are such lawyers more often. They have the mandate, the rest is handled carelessly.
Explain to the lawyer (preferably by letter) that no letter should be sent to the opposing party without your prior approval. That should be instruction enough. If he ignores it, talk to the bar association. They will put him in line.

Withdrawing the mandate would be the better measure.

Apart from that, the lawyer probably did not write this letter himself anyway; the assistants do that. But he should at least review it...

Revoking the mandate would be the better measure.

Hello Alex

certainly also the most expensive.
As soon as the lawyer has the mandate, you pay. And the next lawyer gets the same.

Steven

Revoking the mandate would be the better measure.

Apart from that, the lawyer probably did not write this letter himself anyway, the assistants do that. But he should take a look at it ...

It's already too late. I would be interested in the core outcome with the landlord.

It's already too late. I would be interested in the main outcome with the landlord

Main outcome?

We have now received the letter from the court and first have to advance the court costs. Hopefully, a resolution will finally be brought about...