DRAFT — Admission pro hac vice of Nathan A. White, Esq.
Nathan A. White, Esq., Oakland County, Michigan, is proposed counsel for Marlene Rodriguez. He is not admitted in New York or New Jersey; in each court he appears pro hac vice, associated with a locally admitted attorney who signs the papers and is responsible to the court.
New York (22 NYCRR § 520.11; Uniform Rules § 202.? as applicable; Family Court Act § 262 does not apply)
- Motion on notice in the court where the matter is pending (Bronx Family Court for the family offense petition; the criminal matters are prosecuted by the District Attorney, so no appearance is needed there beyond victim's counsel).
- Affidavit of Mr. White: Michigan bar number, good standing, no discipline, no prior pro hac vice admissions in New York in the last two years (or list), familiarity with New York rules.
- Certificate of good standing from the State Bar of Michigan (within 90 days).
- Affirmation of New York counsel of record agreeing to be associated.
- Proposed order.
New Jersey (R. 1:21-2)
- Motion in the Family Part, Bergen County, in docket FV-02-[ ]-26 (and any criminal matter in which the victim's counsel appears).
- Certification of Mr. White (R. 1:21-2(b)): bar admissions, good standing, no discipline, prior New Jersey pro hac vice appearances, consent to the jurisdiction of the New Jersey courts and disciplinary system, association with New Jersey counsel.
- Certification of New Jersey counsel of record.
- Annual fee to the New Jersey Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection and the Disciplinary Oversight Committee, and registration with the Clerk of the Supreme Court, upon admission (R. 1:21-2(b)(2)-(3)).
- Proposed order.
[Forms to be completed with Mr. White's bar details.]