Dear Dr. Dave and Dr. Dee, When addressing an envelope for a lawyer, do I write Esquire after the name, and do I still use Mr. for a man and Ms. for a woman? Signed, Proper Points Dear Proper Points Yes, write Esquire or abbreviate it Esq. and leave off the Mr. or Ms. For example, for a female attorney: Jane Doe, Esq. |
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