The experience with Kundani Chang Khinda Wilson was very disappointing! The company is unprofessional, without integrity, and irresponsible!
We found this law firm as a provider from my company legal plan. After the appointment with Adam Chang (one partner of the firm), we decided to move forward with them and we completed all the document and signed retainer and provided with $512 deposit (half of the full price) and they agree to proceed with our case on 12/18 .
After more than one month (1/21), I received a phone call from Lalit Kundani (another partner of the firm) and he told us that they couldn't proceed with our case unless we paid $500 more out of pocket!
The reason that he refused to take our case was because he requests us to have an extra Qdot (qualified domestic trust) with our estate plan because my husband and I are not Permanent Residents yet.
1) This company is very unprofessional! We originally consulted with Adam Chang and he provided us with the estate planning that we both agreed to move forward. After more than one month, another partner asked to increase our price, otherwise he will reject our case! How can any one trust this company who can't give professional and consistent suggestions?
2) This company lacks of integrity! If it is your company gave wrong directions for your customers, why should the customers take responsibilities for your mistakes especially they were waiting for one month and a half and wasted their time and energy!
3) This company is very irresponsible. I frankly mentioned to Lalit Kundani that my husband and I already passed our immigrant interview, we are just waiting for our priority date to become current and we can official become permanent resident. I ask whether the firm can keep our case, once we change our immigrant status, they can start to process our case. Lalit refused my propose even though both of us already signed the retainer!
4) This company finagles their customer for more money. As I checked about Qdot, it will help with foreigners only if one of couple passed away, the succeeded one can 100% marital deduction. However, permanent residents have $11,400,000 exempt in lifetime gift tax exemption, PR usually don't the Qdot any more. Moreover, both my husband and I are at our early 30, Lalit Kundani still forced us to pay extra $500 to have Qdot which will not have effect once we received our green card (which can happen within 3-6 months).
It wasted our time and energy to work with this firm and we did not get anything done. We shared this experience because we hoped that you may avoid the same incident. So avoid working with this company! read more