gotin - she can file whatever she wants, but the judge can ask her to come in his office or to be available on a conference call and the judge can ask the reasons or Seaview's attorney can make a big stuff out of it. In addition to it, her ex-lawyer can says lots of lies that will make her guilty of something, that will be made up by her ex-lawyer, then she will have to explain, and then it will be more difficult for the judge to believe her, because then the judge will ask why did not you tell me the whole story before. What else are you hiding?
Nevertheless she does not have to say that her ex-lawyer "lied" - she can say whatever the truth is.
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