In a legal process involving limited scope representation, a party might find themselves needing the CIV-152 form when their attorney files an Application to Be Relieved as Attorney on Completion of Limited Scope Representation (form CIV-151). This typically occurs when the attorney believes that they have completed the specific tasks they agreed to handle in the client's case, but the client disagrees. The need for this form is triggered when the client believes that the attorney has not completed all agreed-upon services. - Prior usage of the CIV-150 form, where the limited scope representation was initially defined, would precede filing the CIV-152. - Filing the CIV-151 form by the attorney means the client needs to to respond using the CIV-152 if the client objects to the attorney withdrawing. - This form is used when the represented party disagrees with the attorney's assessment of the completion of the legal work, and this form is required to file an objection. Before needing the CIV-152, the parties would typically have gone through steps of the limited scope agreement and agreed about the scope of services the attorney is expected to provide. Filing this form ensures that the court reviews the client's position regarding the attorney's withdrawal, particularly if the client believes more work remains to be done under the original agreement.