I highly recommend Jimenez Law Firm, P.A. for anyone seeking professional and compassionate legal…read morerepresentation. They handled my case with the utmost care and attention to detail, delivering fantastic results.

Excellent job Lawyer Jimenez and Richard. Great service,…read morecustomer service and professional support. Always answered the questions, explained questions. Called me back with a great aptitude and outstanding knowledge about my particular situation. I will recommend this law firm to my friends and family.

Mr. Robert Wood was appointed by Duval County Family Court Services to be the Social Investigator…read morein an ongoing divorce matter between my prior wife and I. Mr. Wood was prompt, professional, understanding, compassionate and receptive. His quality of work, and persistence in this matter truly showed me how genuine and invested he was. Again, Mr. Wood was appointed by the court system, so I had no say in the matter, but after his thorough investigation of both parties, he was able to professionally articulate to the court system what was truly going on, and how badly my son was being affected. Words can't express my gratitude, as it is certainly not easy for a father fighting for his son, so without his expertise none of this would have been possible. Additionally, Clients and Attorneys widely praise Mr. Wood for his expertise in social investigations, alongside his excellent communication from his staff who provide comforting support throughout the process as well. Mr. Robert Wood is the most qualified Social Investigator. He works toward justice, and goes based on facts and material, not emotion.

Excellent well respected attorney in Jacksonville.read more

Ian is a very knowledgeable attorney who was able to assist me through a difficult and stressful…read morereal estate situation. He was readily available via email to answer my questions, and provided thorough explanations and suggestions along the way. He was able to refer me to another knowledgeable colleague for some of my more specific questions before providing a great resolution. I highly recommend this firm and would definitely use their services again.

I recently had a house sell out of state and needed a closer here in Jacksonville. Ian was…read moreprofessional and most of all available and helpful with all of my questions. There was a sticky potential tax issue and he walked me through it and gave me advice on how to have the contract written legally to protect myself. He made me feel safe. Ian also helped my boyfriend close his mother's estate. Which was complicated due to no will and a business that needs to be taken care of. Ian handled that quickly and effectively. Probate situations can often be timely and expensive. Not in this case! I would highly recommend Ian and his office to anyone who needs closing, real estate law or estate and probate help.

I honestly wish there was a way to rate lower, but alas there isn't…read more So without further ado, here's my review in 2025 after 30 months of enduring the consequences of hiring this attorney in 2022 to represent me in what was a mostly non-contested divorce, with limited assets outside of a few vehicles and a home. I can honestly say that you are better off representing yourself, or at most saving the money and hiring a paralegal to file your case and forms for you. Trust me, you'll be better off for it, and will likely get better service. Because you truly don't get an attorney that will advocate for you, but will gladly exhaust your retainer for every email or phone call he wastes your time and hopes on. Attorneys are expected to be stewards of your rights, your representative, your advocate and above all - your counsel. Providing advice, direction and in many cases argument on your behalf when faced with another (more) skilled and confident attorney. My experience with this attorney was lacking all of the above. But I did get paralegal services. Albeit expensive ones. When it came time for mediation, Mr. Willmott was either absent or sat idly, disengaged and on mute the entire time, speaking a total of 3 sentences to the mediator and none to me. All of the dialogue was between the mediator and myself, which in effect is fine as it was my own case - but I paid him to represent me and provide counsel, to no avail. The duress of the divorce, an exhausting 6 hour mediation and frustration of having what was essentially a screensaver of Mr. Willmott "represent" me, had me commit myself to agreeing to let my ex have majority custody, possession of the marital home and all equity ($250,000+ in 2023) once sold, bridge the gap alimony for 9 months or until the house was sold, and all I got in return was $950/ mo child support due to erroneous calculations and lack of basic figure checking and proof reading of the calculator documents, all of the debt ($75k+) and diminished custody. Oh, and the gift of the ex's legal fees and mediation costs. And I was sold by Mr. Willmott that he conferred with Ms. Fulton - the other party's attorney, and this was as good as it gets. However, 5 months later I negotiated equal custody and forced the sale/refinance of the home by representing myself. Now, 30 months later, I had a reassessment for an equitable amount of child support which is now 2/3 lower (less than $350/mo). All done by representing myself. Please - do yourself and your children a favor. Don't entertain this attorney. Perhaps he may do better for you. But, in my experience, it felt like I was robbed. Not only financially but of peace of mind, confidence in the family court system, and hope. You're better off representing yourself if you're confident and competent or hiring a real attorney. Given his demeanor and lack of performance during mediation - perhaps he is partners with my ex's attorney, or there's an intimidation factor with her being a female? Regardless - this was my experience, which cost me dearly, in effect hundreds of thousands of dollars in equity and tens of thousands in debt and miscalculated child support. If you can gather facts and data, read and interpret basic statutes, fill out and file forms online, and are able to articulate yourself and stand your ground in mediation, represent yourself and skip hiring this counsel. My best

I had a great experience working with Charles Willmont. He is a man, a few words, but incredibly…read moreeffective. He stayed focused, handled everything efficiently, and ultimately delivered excellent results in my divorce. I truly appreciated is no-nonsense approach and would highly recommend him to anyone needing strong representation.

Wife and I used them for the closing of our home we purchased. Great people, great experience. Also…read morereferred them to my father who had an issue with the bank as far as the deed to his property and again these people delivered. They welcomed him in and wasted no time helping him out. Thank you to the receptionist (dont know her name) and to Blair that directly was involved with solving this issue for my father. I wish nothing but the best for these people.

This practice was chosen by the buyer of our home to process the paperwork for our sale. The front…read moreoffice staff seem very professional and knowledgeable. However, when we met with Larry to sign our paperwork to sell our home, it seems he didn't read the contract that was drawn for sale and seemed very easily frustrated by questions. The contract stated we were to be paid for the sale of our home in a cashier's check, certified funds, or cash. After we signed all of the paperwork, we were handed two personal business checks drawn on the bank of the attorney. This wasn't in the contract. When we asked Larry if he could have someone from the practice go a mile down the road to their bank to get cashiers checks (as the contract stated) and he said he was too busy and didn't have time. We then went to the bank ourselves, who refused to cash it or issue us a cashier's check because we didn't have an account with them. We came back to the attorney's office and explained that the method of payment they issued isn't what the contract stated. Again, we were met with Larry's condescending attitude and frustration that we wouldn't "simply deposit his checks and go away". An attorney that doesn't respect a legally binding contract? No thanks. I wouldn't recommend this practice. Poor communication prior to closing and poor communication in person. A disappointment all around. (I also see he's the one personally responding to all negative reviews with the same condescension we had the pleasure of experiencing in person.)

These guys were great! I had so many questions throughout the entire process of filing chapter 7…read moreand even after discharge. I came to them very desperate when my paycheck had been garnished by a creditor. They were able to stop garnishment and retrieve the funds also. They were always a phone call or email away. They answered all my emails promptly even on the weekends. I was confused several times, it's a lot to take in especially in an emergency situation. If you don't ask the right question the first time to get the answer you're looking for ASK AGAIN in a different way--- they'll get you to understand. My bankruptcy was filed in August 2019, Discharged in January 2020. First week of February I was receiving credit card offers with 0% interest, no annual fee's from big companies; Discover, Capital One, Credit One to start rebuilding my credit and they were unsecured at that. I can sleep peacefully knowing these guys took good care of me, and if I have any questions in the future, I know they'll return the email too!

Best decision i ever made was choosing Parker & DuFresne for my bankruptcy case. I can now sleep in…read morepeace

I had a horrible experience with Glenn Warren. He was extremely unresponsive. I would ask for…read moreupdates and often get no reply at all. If I did get a reply, it was days or even weeks later of me continuing to follow up. Communication was inconsistent and frustrating. He was also very unorganized. One of the many examples: He once called to tell me the other party accepted 100 percent fault, then later said he was mistaken and that he had confused my case with another client. That was a major red flag I wish I didn't ignore. I was especially disappointed because he knew how nervous I was about hiring an attorney. My dad advised me not to, and I told him that. He reassured me that I would be in good hands. That could not have been further from the truth. My friend also was who recommended me to him because she had the most amazing experience with Glenn. I cannot say the same. I felt like I was always put on the back burner. After almost two years of little to no progress, I finally let him go. I regret not doing it sooner. Only after I fired him did he start promising that I would be a priority and give him one last chance. I should have been a priority from the very beginning. He kept giving me the same excuse for an entire year that he had other court sensitive deadlines he needed to handle. Which I personally think is a pile of bull I think he just looked at mine as a smaller $ case. Two years of that is unacceptable. When my new attorney asked for my file, they told me there was almost nothing in it. They forwarded it to me, and they were right. It was basically empty. I would not recommend Glenn Warren based on my experience. Run far far away.

Glenn has always been a great person and I used him as a lawyer before he is a honest and…read moretrustworthy person I would recommend him to anyone needing a good lawyer Carol Hallman

Stress free experience. Everyone was professional but friendly. Bailee was wonderful and explained…read moreall the documents prior to obtaining our signatures. I would recommend this firm for all your trust and will needs.

Excellent customer service!!! I partnered with David Goldman and Bailee on completing some legal…read moredocuments.