Kimber is one of the reasons attorneys sometimes get a bad wrap. She lives by the mantra to bill, bill, and bill some more. She was retained for a basic custody and visitation modification and had spent an astonishing 250 hours on a very simple case (that only lasted a few months) where the opposing attorney for the moving party had only spent 30 hours. I am unsure if this was done out of greed or just incompetence. Rather than try and promote settlement, she constantly attempted to create more conflict, prolong litigation and prepare and file more paperwork.
There are good attorneys out there, and there are likely even good ones at this firm, but I would not recommend Kimber if you want to quickly and cost-effectively navigate the family court system with a trustworthy attorney. Look elsewhere and I recommend you interview everyone to make sure they are qualified for your case. read more