attorney may withdraw from an action as follows:
(a) Unopposed Motion to Withdraw. The motion to withdraw and proposed order must
indicate consent of the client represented by the withdrawing attorney and:
• notice of appointment of substitute attorney; or
• a statement of the client's intention to appear pro se and the client's address and
telephone number; or
• if the client is a corporation, partnership or business entity other than a natural
person, the client's address and telephone number.
(b) Contested Motion to Withdraw. The attorney must file and serve on all parties,
including the client, a motion to withdraw. The attorney must give notice in the
motion that objections must be served and filed within fourteen (14) days from date of
service of the motion and that failure to object within this time constitutes consent to
grant the motion.
(c) Party is Corporation, Partnership or Business Entity Other Than a Natural
Person. A motion to withdraw from representation of a corporation, partnership or
business entity other than a natural person must include a notice that the corporation,
partnership or business entity other than a natural person can appear only with an
attorney. Absent entry of appearance by a new attorney, any filings made by the
corporation, partnership or business entity other than a natural person may be stricken
and default judgment or other sanctions imposed.
