Reciprocal trust, courtesy and respect are the hallmarks of the attorney-client relationship which establishes certain Client’s Responsibilities. We expect the relationship with our clients to be one of complete candor, including apprising us of all facts or circumstances of the matter being handled, even if the client believes that those facts may be detrimental to the client’s cause or unflattering to the client. All bills for services rendered which are tendered to the client pursuant to any agreed upon fee arrangement should be paid promptly. Although the client should expect that his or her correspondence, telephone calls and other communications will be answered within a reasonable time frame, the client should recognize that the lawyer has other clients equally demanding of the lawyer’s time and attention. We may be unable to accept a case if the lawyer has previous professional commitments which will result in inadequate time being available for the proper representation of a new client. Further we are under no obligation to accept a client if it is determined that the cause of the client is without merit, a conflict of interest would exist or that a suitable working relationship with the client is not likely.