(1) A lawyer may cease to act for a party:
(a) by serving on the party a Notice of Ceasing to Act (Form 9) and, no sooner than 7 days after serving the notice, filing a copy of the notice; or

(b)

with the court's permission.

(2) If:

(a)

a party's address for service is the party's lawyer's address; and

(b) the lawyer ceases to act for the party;

the party's last known residential address is the address for service until the party files a Form 8.