I would actually give no stars if that was possible . Absolutely useless . Does not return calls or…read moreemails , never answers the phone . And even on the three days she works , completely unavailable .

From the owner: Protecting Your Loved Ones & Preserving Your Property…read more Ms Bennett is your premier attorney for Elder Law in the Monmouth and Ocean County areas. She is a Former Monmouth County Surrogate and a Member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. Ms. Bennett specializes in Medicaid/Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Probate, Medicaid Applications, Geriatric Care Management, Guardianships, Power of Attorney, Living Wills, and Residential Real Estate. She is also available for Home/Hospital Visits! If you have any questions regarding the services listed above, please do not hesitate to contact her office. She will be more than happy to answer your questions and assist you! Give Us A Call Now!

I was really happy to have found Anthony as my real estate attorney. He was patient and kind and…read morethoughtful and thorough every step of the way and even when things got a little contentious (which they inevitably do) he was cool, calm, and balanced which is what we needed. Some of the folks we worked with added to the chaos and some reduced it and Anthony was DEFINITELY one of the people who helped us stay sane and for that we are extremely grateful! Would recommend without hesitation

From the owner: Don't hesitate to call Law Office of Anthony P. Bufano in Fair Haven, NJ. We are committed to your…read moresatisfaction. Call us today.

There are not enough words to express how grateful I am to have Richard ..Divorce is one of the…read moremost emotionally exhausting and life-changing experiences anyone can go through, and there were many moments when I felt overwhelmed and uncertain about the future. Having this amazing team by my side gave me the strength and confidence to keep moving forward. From day one, I knew I wasn't just another case. I was treated with compassion, respect, and genuine care. Richard always took the time to listen, explain every option, and make sure I understood the process. Even during the most stressful moments, I never felt alone because I knew I had someone fighting tirelessly for me. What truly sets Sanvenero & Cittadino apart is not only their incredible knowledge of family law, but also their integrity, dedication, and unwavering commitment to doing what is right. They were always thoroughly prepared, fiercely advocated for my interests, and never lost sight of what mattered most to me. Their ability to remain calm, strategic, and focused, even in difficult situations, gave me tremendous peace of mind. I never felt like I had to face this battle by myself. They became someone I trusted completely during one of the hardest chapters of my life. Their guidance, honesty, and encouragement helped me find hope when I needed it most. If you are looking for an attorney who is not only exceptionally talented but also truly cares about the people they represent, look no further. Rich is the kind of attorney everyone hopes to have but very few are fortunate enough to find. Thank you for standing beside me, protecting my future, and helping me close one chapter of my life with dignity, strength..I will always be grateful for everything you have done for me..

I felt GOUGED!!! I'd strongly recommend shopping around before hiring Sanvenero & Cittadino…read more To be fair, William Jefferey seemed competent enough as an attorney. My issue was not necessarily with the legal work itself. My issue was the billing experience, which felt less like legal representation and more like being slowly mugged by a spreadsheet. Sanvenero & Cittadino collected roughly $28,000 from this case. By the end, I honestly felt less like a client and more like the final boss in their accounts receivable department. For context, this was not a capital murder trial. Nobody flew in forensic experts from overseas. There were no depositions, no jury selection, no fingerprint dusting, no dramatic "enhance the surveillance footage" moments, and shockingly, no blood-spatter analysts in lab coats pacing around a courtroom. This was a relatively straightforward dispute with a former employer, handled mostly through emails. My former employer claimed I owed them money. In reality, they actually owed me more money. We wrestled over it -- mostly by email, because apparently even legal combat has gone remote -- and we won. After that, my former employer offered to settle. On March 17, I asked my attorney, William Jefferey, what my legal fees totaled at that point. I was informed the total was $23,844.31. My former employer agreed to pay $12,500 toward legal fees to resolve the matter. Based on that, I figured that after paying the outstanding balance of $7,315.50 to Sanvenero & Cittadino(according to a 3.30 invoice) I'd have around $5,200 left to apply to the credit cards I had run up paying these legal bills. Reasonable assumption, right? Adorable. By the time the settlement check finally arrived on June 2, the legal bill had somehow ballooned Pokémon-style into $27,916.21. What the heck? I politely asked whether there could be at least some reduction in the bill. Their generous response -- and yes, the sarcasm is doing cardio here -- was to offer me a discount on future legal work in New Jersey. I live roughly 2,317 miles from New Jersey. So... thank you? I guess? Very useful if I ever decide to relocate, start a new dispute, and emotionally recover from this one. Technically, I "won." But after spending more than $15,000 out of pocket, it became pretty clear who really came out ahead here. Spoiler alert: it was not me. One final touch I especially enjoyed: the firm's invoices are apparently due within seven days. Because after receiving a bill large enough to buy a brand-new Honda Accord, what you really want is the warm comfort of a countdown timer. Meanwhile, it took about a month for them to distribute the remaining $2,647.38 left after the law firm's surprise supersized bill was paid. In the end, I felt gouged. I would strongly encourage anyone considering this firm to ask very detailed billing questions upfront, get expectations in writing, and shop around before signing anything.

It has been a pleasure having Justin Drazin represent us in a personal injury lawsuit. From our…read moreinitial meeting through the entire process Justin and Tricia exhibited professionalism that produced great results. Justin's professionalism along with a personal touch, made the process feel as if we were working with a friend. Kathleen

From the first day I called their office, Tricia who works for Justin Drazin was extremely helpful…read more Justin was confident, smart, diligent, responsive, and honest. He is trustworthy and after years of working with them to get an enormous settlement from a car accident with my child, I learnt the entire staff is great. I would recommend them to anyone. If you got into a car accident in NJ - Justin is the best lawyer hands down.

If I could rate this lawyer no stars I would. He put no effort into my case at all. Money hungry…read moreindividual. I would have done better without him in court. I believe he made my case worse for me , meaning the courts probably thought I had some money if I could hire a lawyer but the truth is I don't, I never got in any trouble before in my life and didn't know what to do. I felt trapped and hiring a lawyer to ease the anxiety was my reasoning. He did not even plea with the prosecutor or judge at all. He showed up late for my court appearances, I had to constantly call and email him and would only get a reply several days later. I'm so sorry I did not do my homework on this guy I was just so distraught and he was very persuasive for a gullible person like me. I got him off of legal advice.com FYI he will tell u one price and than say it's going to be more afterwards because he has to write a letter for 1,000.00!!