Don't walk-run. He will come on strong until he has your money. I've waited 6 months and zero.. he…read morewon't return my messages or emails. I've had others reach out to me because my case is very public to tell me to get a different lawyer. I filed with ACAP today. Please do not hire. He is horrible.

Provided legal advise and guidance to me during a legal struggle with Black Mold Poising. These…read moreguys went through a war with me and if It weren't for them, I wouldn't have had a chance to get my life back together. Everyone else gave up when they did not. I have faith and would trust these gentlemen again. Kudos, guys and thank you so much.

Josh is an excellent laywer! He is very professional and is overall a great person who takes the…read moretime to get to know you. It didn't matter what time it was, if i had a question, he answered almost immediately. I felt like I was a main priority and not just a case number. I HIGHLY recommend Josh to anyone looking for help

Loren represented me after an accident where I was injured. I didn't believe I would ever be back…read moreto full health, (let alone be injured period) and the legal road looked daunting. Loren guided me along the way, with his only concern being my health and well being. I felt that my best interests were in Lorens mind, and it showed. I could not have healed, and made it back to where I am today if It wasn't for Loren. He was always respectful, timely and professional. I cannot recommend him enough!

Highly recommend. Great and friendly…read more Expert at explaining what we needed. A+ all the way.

Spiro Verras was very kind, thorough and helpful in redoing my Mom's will. Lisa in the office was…read morevery nice and accommodating. They fit me in while I was visiting in Florida and took care of everything within a couple of days of meeting with them. Very efficient highly recommend!

I never thought I would write a positive review for an attorney but now I'm a believer. If you want…read moresomeone to fight for you and never quit...Jarica's your attorney. Highly recommend them and I do to my friends and family.

I would not recommend Jarica Cairns as a Guardian ad Litem…read more I waited years to write this. She is no longer involved in our case, and enough time has passed that this is no longer a question of opinion. It is a question of what happened. My issue was never that she questioned me. A Guardian ad Litem should question both parents. My issue is that her assessment rested on a prediction about the mother I would become, and the prediction was wrong. Their father and I were together about nine years. I had always been the children's primary caregiver and had left my career to stay home and raise them. Our separation happened during an extremely serious situation involving allegations concerning one of our children, with DCF involvement, a forensic interview, law enforcement and a criminal investigation. I was advised to leave our home with the children. I moved in with family in Pinellas County and started over with nothing. Through all of it, I facilitated my children's relationship with their father. Phone calls. Supervised visitation. Driving back and forth. Schedule changes, extra time, extended visits. There was even an occasion when court intervention was required to have the children returned to me during my own parenting time. As I understood her assessment, none of that mattered, because I believed my child. Her recommendation gave their father roughly 70 to 80 percent of the parenting time and would have moved the children from a school rated around an 8 on GreatSchools to one rated around a 2. Facing that, I agreed at mediation to give up more than $28,000 in accumulated child support in order to reach 50/50. I was on Medicaid and food assistance at the time. I had put my savings and my retirement into that family. I gave up the money because equal time with my children was worth more than any amount of it. I also agreed to his terms for what that 50/50 would look like. I had the children through the school week. He had the weekends and the summers. I got one weekend a month and two weeks of the summer. I carried the school year, the mornings, the homework, the supplies, the clothes, the appointments and the meals, and saw almost none of my children's time off. I accepted that for two years so they could stay in their A rated elementary school. They were not happy about never having a day off with me. Neither was I. But the alternative was moving them to a worse school in order to see more of them, and that was not a trade I was willing to make. So I gave myself a deadline. I had until middle school to rebuild my career far enough to move within ten miles of their father and get my children into the best school I could. I did it. Here is what the years have shown. I maintained 50/50. I kept my children close to their father and made them available to him consistently. They attend an A rated school about ten miles from his home. I rebuilt my career and am now a Vice President of Marketing and Operations, and I have supported my children without receiving child support. What I believe about my child never changed. Not once did it stop me from supporting their relationship with their father. I gave up the money, the calendar and years of my time with my own children to protect that relationship and their education, and I have never asked for credit for any of it until now. Every concern in that recommendation was about what I might someday do. I have now had years to do it, and I did the opposite. A Guardian ad Litem decides where children sleep, where they go to school, and how much of their childhood each parent gets. That is an extraordinary amount of power to exercise on the basis of an assumption. Any parent facing an appointment should understand that the record you build may matter less than the story someone has already decided to tell about you. Mine did not match. I would not recommend her.

Andrew Stinette's law firm is the definition of Outstanding Professionalism. They strive to be…read moreinformative, considerate, and understanding. Stinette strives to obtain a favorable outcome for not only himself but his clients as well! Above and beyond expectations!

Very disappointing, never called back when they said they would. Had to seek new counsel.read more

I attended this man's collaborative training in NY. I paid $595 for this, and $700 to stay at this…read moreestate hotel in Tarrytown, Tarrytown House Estate. With dinners and sundries, it was $1500.00. I missed the NJAPM - New Jersey Association of Professional Mediators meeting on Friday for this. We drove one hour to get there. I have attended many, many trainings. Over 300 hours of multi-day trainings. This was the worst experience of my 37-year career- a truly terrible experience. The trainers were from Tampa, Florida, one financial professional, one mental-health professional, and one Florida Lawyer experienced in collaborative practice. In my opinion, he was arrogant, impatient, and rude. Two solid days of boring, rambling roleplays by them, and members of the New York Association of Collaborative Professionals, and a group of unfriendly cliquish people who had lunch with those they knew. One attorney was on her phone in the front row for 2 days. I brought my wife. She was bored, nothing for spouses. The accomodations were meager- a dark hotel room, with a window shade that would not go up and down. The classroom had no outlets for laptops, so I had to keep the battery well-charged and bring a portable charger. They kept questions to a minimum except from their members who got to ask whatever they wanted. I wanted to know about opportunities to make some money in CP, and they only spent the last 15 minutes of the 2-day training (16 hours) on the topic. They had wasted time on a presentation by the sponsor, stupid jokes, and with their own members and a representative of a parent group. They recommended we join the Tampa Bay Association of Collaborative Professions, (https://lnkd.in/ereUiRNe) who require you to have 3 collaborative mediations as a team member (which of course none of us had), and when I raised my hand to point that out, the attorney trainer very rudely and harshly shut me up in front of the entire class, while allowing others to ask questions. It was humiliating, so I put on my hat and jacket and left the training room a few minutes early. His colleague followed me out, attempting to justify his colleague's rash conduct. I left my certificate and went back to the dingy room and met my wife there to discuss the incident. She was horrified to hear what was done to me, a paying member of the training. I had my doubts about collaborative divorce practice. For one thing, it is only for the wealthy, because you have a team of professionals billing you for their time concurrently. They get paid up front from the clients' savings account, if they end the process, they have been paid. It sounded like a bill of goods to me, not something most people who need a divorce can afford to do. But I went to see for myself. A truly awful experience.

Had a really great experience working with the entire team at Family Diplomacy. Mainly worked with…read moreBritney and she was super sweet throughout the whole process and incredibly helpful. Obviously no one wants to be in this situation but I was recommended this firm by a close friend and I could not have been happier with using them. I would also give my recommendation for them as well, to anyone who is in the same situation, as they made everything easier to understand and deal with.

I showed up for my appointment on time. I confirmed the time and address on the phone prior to…read morearriving. At my scheduled appointment time, nobody came to the door or answered the phone. They didn't reschedule. They didn't text back or call back. They didn't even reach out the next day to explain what happened. Don't waste your time. They are completely nonresponsive.

I can't express enough how professional this company is! I needed fingerprinting done and the…read moreprocess with them was very smooth and easy. They are very thorough and patient considering I've never been through the process before. They took the time to redo some of my prints to make sure everything was acceptable. I just received notice of completion from them and it's only been a few business days. I highly recommend this company, top notch service!

I was fortunate to come across Dina's name while I was searching for an attorney to update my…read morewill. Dina was completely professional, Patient and kind. She expained all her recommendations and always had me in mind. I cannot tell you what a weight was lifted when I left Dina's office, knowing that all my wishes, needs and conerns were addressed and handled. Thank you Dina.