Rule 2091-1.     Attorneys - Withdrawals

          (a)     Withdrawal. An attorney who has appeared as the attorney of record for a debtor may be relieved of representation only by order of the court after notice and a hearing. Withdrawal may be permitted upon submission of an affidavit stating satisfactory reasons for withdrawal and a statement of the status of the case. Notice of the requested withdrawal in every instance shall be given to the debtor, the United States trustee, the trustee, any 1104 trustee, any appointed committee and any party having filed a notice of appearance.

          (b)     Other Attorneys of Record. Withdrawal of other attorneys of record may be accomplished by providing written notice to the court and to all creditors and interested parties. Withdrawing counsel shall furnish and file a certificate of service with the court in accordance with this rule.