Hate to burst the bubble here, but Lawyers do not get a title in socially correct etiquette. It is a professional title only, in a different category from Doctors.
They should be addressed like everyone else: Mr., Mrs., or Ms.
RKellner
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I think if they have a PhD they should be addressed as Dr
beachbum05
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Posted by PreshusSmurf
Hate to burst the bubble here, but Lawyers do not get a title in socially correct etiquette. It is a professional title only, in a different category from Doctors.
They should be addressed like everyone else: Mr., Mrs., or Ms.
Wow really? I read that they did I know somoene who gets offended if you don't include it.
Annoulak
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Absolutely use Dr. in front of their name!!!!!
PreshusSmurf
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Posted by beachbum05
Posted by PreshusSmurf
Hate to burst the bubble here, but Lawyers do not get a title in socially correct etiquette. It is a professional title only, in a different category from Doctors.
They should be addressed like everyone else: Mr., Mrs., or Ms.
Wow really? I read that they did I know somoene who gets offended if you don't include it.
Just because someone gets offended by something doesn't make them right.
Esquire should not be used when addressing wedding invitation envelopes.
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My philosophy is that if someone is offended if I forget to put 'Dr' on their invitation, then they are ridiculous.
Like in Austin Powers--'I didn't go to 4 years of evil medical school to be called MISTER Evil'
sassygirl9
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thanks so much ladies, you've been a great help
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Posted by sassygirl9
A few of my friends are doctors, but not a medical doctor...for example...dr. of sociology, etc...do I word the invite
Doctor Jane Doe even though she isn't a medical dr. or it doesn't matter?
if they actually use it in their title i know people that have doctorates and some use it and some dont so i think it depends