Sheryl represented my family when my father passed away. She was awful and did absolutely nothing…read more Don't let her take advantage of you like she did for us!

This woman deserves a negative (zero) star rating as she is incompetent, unorganized, unreliable,…read moreand a true scam. Her charges were over 100k only to get nothing in the lawsuit.

Brian and his team were excellent. They were responsive, knowledgeable, and diligent ensuring a…read moreseamless and stress-free closing. I would recommend them (Brian Silvestro is who I worked with) to anyone in need of a real estate attorney.

Pete Delgado Best lawyer highly recommend thanks for your time you took with us to our new journey…read more Me and my family appreciate you helping us getting this new home very fast thanks you.

Horrible Experience This law Firm will only Harrass you for Payment and will do Nothing to…read moreRespresent you. Ended Up Losing my House after she Sided with the Other Party Never Helped Negotiate anything. I was left in the Street and Lost my House when the Other Person Owned a Multi Million Dollar Property In Boston Which she Did not Disclose in the Financial Affidavit - Stay away From Claire Devidas At all Cost And She is by Far the Worst Lawyer to Retain.

I found Kieran very helpful in my working with him. He has been responsive and answered my…read morequestions and has given excellent guidance. If you need a lawyer who will listen to your problems and give insightful guidance I would suggest you talk to Mr. Costello.

Awesome Lawyer. Here's why... - Initial Free Interview was…read morevery informative and professional. I had 6 phone call conversations + 3 formal interviews and selected JVK out of the 10 lawyers. Some lawyers made a lot of promises in the initial discussion and acted like sharks that wanted to hire private investigators without really listening to me. - Organized & Clean office. I loved walking into a tidy, well-organized office. Some lawyers I interviewed had an absolute mess of papers. He had small reminders of his family and explained why it was important to him. JVK is a man of great character. - Underpromise & Overdeliver - this cliche is a big thing to me. JVK set realistic expectations and timeline for my divorce. Too many of my friends were overpromised by lawyers and invested way too much for less than what was promised. JVK set the goal for a divorce in under 12 months and got it done in about 8 months (December signed with him and served the spouse that month. I was divorced in August). It would have been sooner if the ex didn't delay providing documents. - Calm and Logical - this is super important. When my ex dialed up the emotion and ridiculousness, JVK calmed me down and was not affected by the ex's ridiculous comments or insults at the two of us. JVK knows people make logical decisions when the anger is removed from the decision making. - Billing is extremely fair. No nickel and diming for every little text and email. JVK understood the games being played by my spouse, so he took that into consideration when billing me. Too many friends feel they got billed by the word - not by the email. AWESOME LAWYER. We need more JVK's in divorces so they go efficiently. I am a better person after having used him.

No one enters a marriage expecting a divorce, and the anxiety of the process is overwhelming. If…read moreyou are in Fairfield County, Jon Von Kohorn is the only lawyer to consider. He navigated my case against a difficult ex and opposing lawyer with incredible expertise, kindness, and class. Jon is direct, his rates are reasonable, and he realistically manages expectations. I've also referred several friends to him with great success. He has excellent reviews for a reason, and I am forever grateful to have been one of his many satisfied clients. My life is on a much better track now, thanks to Jon and the work he does.

I recently consulted with Alex Cuda regarding a child support enforcement matter -- a…read moremagistrate-level proceeding, not a complex litigation case, with a relatively limited procedural framework. I came prepared with documentation and ensured his office received my materials the day before the consultation. Throughout the meeting, he did not appear to refer to anything I had submitted, and based on the questions he asked, it did not seem that he had reviewed my materials or even looked up the docket number I had provided in advance. For someone billing $800 per hour, the lack of preparation was difficult to reconcile with the certainty with which he spoke. When discussing the case, he would isolate a single detail from its broader context and dwell on it at length despite having access to the full documentation. That isolated point would then become the basis for a sweeping and dismissive conclusion delivered with great confidence, though the actual record did not appear to support it. When I asked direct questions -- what does that mean, how does that fit into the case -- the responses often became more legal terminology rather than clearer explanation. The effect was less analytical than evasive. What was especially striking was the level of authority and detail he brought to describing the opposing party's supposed strengths while not appearing to have meaningfully reviewed the materials I had provided. The confidence with which he characterized a case he had not actually examined was itself notable. Throughout the consultation, his $20,000 retainer surfaced repeatedly and often unprompted -- not as a routine disclosure or in response to specific questions, but almost as a refrain. In the context of a child support enforcement matter in magistrate court, the repetition felt less informational than performative. There was also a persistent dismissiveness to his manner -- at times less like professional detachment and more like open condescension -- unlike anything I experienced with any other attorney I consulted. Most tellingly, after nearly an hour, I had to ask him myself whether I should request a continuance -- one of the most basic procedural considerations available under the circumstances. That it never arose independently during the consultation says a great deal about what the meeting actually produced. I left without a strategy, without a coherent framework, and without the level of guidance that should be the minimum expectation of a paid legal consultation.

I contacted Needle & Cuda seeking legal help for a serious and urgent matter specifically because…read morethe firm handles domestic violence cases. I was honestly appalled by how I was treated, particularly by an intake staff member named Allison. I was initially told twice that someone would call me back, and no one ever did. When I called a third time, I spoke with Allison and she told me the reason she didn't return either call was because their "system was messed up because of the snow." I explained my situation and, toward the end of the call, mentioned that my prior attorney was requiring me to sign an appearance form before returning my retainer. I told her I was seeking legal advice about how to handle this because I didn't know whether I should sign the form or whether new counsel would file their own appearance. I made it clear that this was something I intended to discuss during the paid consultation, which I understood would cost between $650 and $1,300. Allison responded in a rude and dismissive tone: "We don't do that. Get your retainer back and then we'll schedule a consultation." I explained that I did not need my previous retainer returned in order to retain the firm and that I was prepared to pay their $25,000 retainer if I decided to move forward after the consultation. She then said she would call or email me to schedule it. I waited a couple of days and never heard back. Because I urgently needed legal assistance, I called Needle & Cuda again. During that call, I was told the firm likely could not take me as a client "because of the retainer issue," even though I had already clarified that I was prepared to pay their retainer. Despite reiterating that, I was told to call back later to schedule the consultation instead of simply scheduling it while I was already on the phone. When I followed those instructions and called back later that day, someone answered the phone and immediately hung up on me. I waited to see if it was a mistake and called back a few minutes later, but the phone just rang with no answer. The entire interaction was extremely disrespectful and unprofessional, especially given the seriousness of a domestic violence-related custody matter. Respectful communication during intake should be the bare minimum, and I do not understand why I was given the runaround instead of a clear answer. I cannot speak for the attorneys themselves, but based on my experience with the intake staff, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere if you are seeking responsiveness, professionalism, or even basic courtesy. If this experience does not reflect how Needle & Cuda intends to treat potential clients in serious legal situations, I hope the partners review how intake calls are being handled.

My friend kept bugging me to do something with our old VHS tapes before they completely fell apart,…read moreso she gave me Paul's number at Remember Whenever. Best decision ever. I was honestly kind of freaked out about mailing our family videos from California all the way to Connecticut - these are irreplaceable memories of my kids when they were little but Paul was so reassuring on the phone. He walked me through the process and didn't make me feel stupid for asking a million questions. The tapes came back and I couldn't believe how good they looked. We're talking about videos from the late '80s that looked pretty rough before, but I feel like the picture quality was improved somehow. The sound was way better too. Paul kept texting me updates the whole time - when the package got there, when they started working on it, when it was heading back. Everything came back exactly when he said it would, packed really carefully. We're already putting together another box of tapes and some photo albums to send them. Found a bunch more stuff in my mom's closet that needs help. When someone does this good of a job, you don't go looking elsewhere. If you've got old family stuff sitting around that you can't watch anymore, just call Paul. Worth every penny.

From the owner: Located in Fairfield County, CT - at Remember Whenever, we’re your local family media transfer…read moreexperts, dedicated to preserving your most cherished memories for generations to come. With over 14 years of industry experience, we know how to carefully digitize your family media, ensuring every photo, video, and recording is safely transferred into a format you can actually use and enjoy. We’re passionate about quality; quality service, quality people, and quality equipment. Try us today, we guarantee you’ll love the results.

I cannot recommend Felicia Watson enough when it comes to Real Estate transactions. She has been my…read moreattorney for over 10 years now and has handled 2 purchases and 2 refinances. I trust her judgement and opinions without question. She has taken excellent care of me and my family and would (and has) do the same for any of her clients. When a friend with housing issues needed advice, she met with her. When I needed a will, she was there. She is tough, and exactly the person you want on your side. She wont tell you what you want to hear, she tells you what you need to hear in order to make educated decisions. She is also great when I have to drag my kids into the office. In short, she is awesome.