First, I want to acknowledge that Iddins Law Group provides professional legal services, and their…read morestaff are friendly and pleasant to work with. However, my experience with their consultation process was disappointing and lacked transparency. I am leaving a one-star review due to my experience with their consultation process. While comparing rates among several law firms for drafting a will and revocable living trust, this was the only firm that charged a consultation fee. Unfortunately, this was not clearly communicated at the time of booking. There was no prominent disclosure of the fee during scheduling, nor was a credit card deposit required, which would have made the charge more transparent. I was billed $250 for a 1.5-hour consultation. Additionally, the booking did not clearly indicate that the meeting was in person, which led to confusion and required me to call the office after the scheduled time. During my conversation with the representative, the consultation fee was not mentioned either before or after the meeting. I found this lack of transparency concerning, especially since the consultation fee is applied toward services only if you move forward with the firm. For those who are still comparing options, this can be an unexpected expense. For reference, I obtained quotes from five other law firms, and Iddins Law Group's pricing was the highest among them. I strongly encourage prospective clients to clarify consultation fees and overall costs before scheduling. Clear communication around pricing is a basic expectation, and unfortunately, that was not met here. I hope the firm will consider making its consultation policies more clearly stated upfront to avoid similar misunderstandings in the future.

Wonderful people. They put you at ease and explain the importance of wills and trusts in a way that…read moreis understandable. You'll feel much more comfortable about your family's future after meeting with Iddins Law.

Every time I spoke with Gary, he was responsive, knowledgeable, understandable, patient, and…read moreprofessional. He took time to explain the entire process of granting an easement and ways to help work with other professionals to expedite the project. His follow-up was the best I've run across for a very long time. I greatly appreciate his expertise and highly recommended him. Additionally, I believe him to be a very decent human being. MA Detroit SeaTac, WA

We have experienced one other property/real estate lawyer, and Gary is *great.* Quoted accurate…read moreestimated cost for a sewer easement up front, direct communication, fast service, and he is an e-recorder for King County. Got our stuff done way faster than I was expecting.

Kevin is very knowledgeable, professional and responsible. He is easy to talk to, and answers…read morequestions thoughtfully and honestly. The topic of estate planning in general can seem complicated and overwhelming; but working with Kevin, it was straightforward and understandable. He and his team are responsive and informative. Recommend!

My family needed to have Power of Attorney documents prepared for my aging parents. We were…read morecompletely clueless about the process and Attorney Ashley Park was very informative during our first meeting in explaining each document she was preparing. We decided to go with the package that includes: 2 POAs, Health Directives, DPOAs, and Community Property Agreements because it was only $150 more than having just 2 POAs prepared. The process was very seamless and Ashley was always available to answer my questions, of which I had PLENTY. Thank you for making such a huge, complicated step much easier for my family!

We needed to update my mom's trust and Grifan was fantastic and easy to deal with. She made the…read moreneeded adjustments and was very pleasant to work with. I felt she gave us the attention we needed and her office was quick to get us the updated documents.

I'm thoroughly impressed with Grifan Cayce as a lawyer and as a human. I've been a lawyer for over…read more30 years, and I am always delighted when I have a chance to refer a client to Grifan for an estate planning issue, because I know from experience the client will be incredibly well-served. Grifan is engaging and tenacious, detail oriented, and her subject matter expertise is terrific. And, for me, of tremendous importance is that Grifan has a brilliant sense of humor, coupled with true empathy - a rare combination of that whole "human" thing that is so important and so frequently kicked to the curb by lawyers. It's front and center with Grifan. So yes, of course, Grifan is MY lawyer too.

I contacted Mr. Wimer for an initial consult. The case was involving construction law, I hired a…read morelicensed & bonded contractor who damaged my property & then hid that damage. Before my initial consultation I thought that Mr. Wimer would be honest & give me decent legal advice. I had all the evidence, time line, & was in the process of getting verification of my initial home structural inspection report. Mr. Wimer's did not take the evidence copies I provided him, which I thought was strange. Sadly, Mr. Wimer provided no new information or new legal advice during my consult. He advised to continue what I was already doing; (getting the verification & additional information of the structural inspection done on my home prior to damage). At the end of the consult we came to a verbal agreement that he would represent me once I got the home inspector's affirmation letter. When asked about taking the case on contingency he stated he would consider it, & he would contact me back once I had the inspection report. Unfortunately, Mr. Wimer had another agenda. There were three MAJOR concerns that I had with Mr. Wimer which are unethical at best & at worst could jeopardize his law license. 1) I asked if Mr. Wimer would take my case based on contingency, though we (my son & I) would provide all legal court costs & retainer fee's, etc. if the case went to court. Mr. Wimer stated, "We will discuss that more once you have contacted the home inspector." However much later, Mr. Wimer later admitted that he had no intention of taking it on contingency. If he had stated this upfront I would have left immediately & not shared our case with him. 2) Mr. Wimer nor his scheduler ever disclosed that he charged for his initial consult. After we (my son & I) were done providing the basics of our case & evidence; Mr. Wimer proceeded to tell us casual stories of his life experiences wasting precious time that he then charged for. While this was polite conversation, I find this type of behavior unethical, especially in light that I was charged for his story telling. I never found out I was being charged until I received the bill in the mail. These casual stories he elected to tell wasted valuable time I was charged for, and he refused to work with me on this wasted time. 3) When I informed Mr. Wimer that I had successfully gotten the home inspectors statement. I left numerous messages which were never returned over a period of 3-4 months. Unbeknownst to me, Mr. Wimer had decided to drop my case without informing me. I only found out about it by a fluke chance. During that specific time, Mr. Wimer stated that he never had any intentions of taking my case on a contingency basis. I felt that Mr. Wimer was at best dishonest because I had specifically addressed this issue at the beginning of the consult, & would have ended the consultation right there. Instead Mr. Wimer misrepresented himself implying contingency was a legitimate option. When I tried to resolve the issues about Mr. Wimer dropping my case without notification, his initial non-disclosed consult charge, and his intentional wasting of time on non-pertinent case materials, he refused to discuss this. The only time I ever received a response was when I sent in a physical letter. In his correspondence Mr. Wimer was confused & extremely mistaken over what occurred at the initial consult, such as my son offering to pay for the retainer, office costs, & court fees incurred & NOT the initial consultation fee. Mr. Wimer later claimed this was disclosed, yet if I was told this, I would never have scheduled an appointment. Sadly, There was no written contract presented, something any reputable professional would do. This is something that is a basic requirement for ALL contract law. There was no explicit or implicit contract at the time of my visit. I likely would have been within my rights to not pay, yet I was ethical and paid to provide this evaluation here. Furthermore, when I informed Mr. Wimer that I would be critiquing his services and customer relations; he threatened me with legal action if I were to besmirch his name. I am writing this evaluation only because I had secured a legal contract with Mr. Wimer when I paid his bill stating I would be providing a feedback. Thankfully, Mr. Wimer did not read the statement I provided when I stated he would be getting an critical evaluation at the time I was paying his stated bill. I do not know if he has done this to other people in the past. Which would explain his lack of reviews especially since he has been in practice for over 40 years. I would highly recommend you seek professional legal advice elsewhere.

I recommend not using this law office. It has been over 6 months since my mother in laws estate has…read moresold. 3 years since she passed. He does not respond quickly to inquiries and says he still has a list of things to do before we can settle the estate when over 2 months ago he was just waiting on his accountant to do the taxes. He is just milking it for all he can and not accomplishing anything. And now we find out he has moved his office but we dont know where to since it hasn't been updated on the website and he has not contacted my husband or his brother. Wow! Not a great experience!