I did not find Chris Combs helpful at all with an issue we are having with our HOA. He seemed to…read morelack any knowledge of HOA law and what a resident can do to push back on an abusive HOA. I had a $250 Zoom appointment with him and I don't even think he spent 15 minutes with me. He would not answer direct questions regarding our situation. He sat at the end of a large table in a conference room and I couldn't even see his face clearly. Not sure if this lack of visibility was intentional or not. I would not recommend this law group for legal advice. He said to call back with any other issues or questions. Why would I pay another $250 when I didn't get my money's worth in the first place?

Chris Combs needs to retire like 10 years ago. He stumbles in the room wearing a suit jacket and…read moreshorts, and mumbled through the entire meeting. Its not a complicated situation, but he still had me explain at least 3 times. After all that, his questions were so basic, it was obvious he had absolutely no idea what we were talking about. It was like talking to a drunk man on a bus. I kept asking the paralegal if Mr Combs was OK and all she could do was apologize. Like seriously he can't even dress himself. I'm sure he isn't capable of driving a car. There is no way on God's green Earth I'd trust him to represent me in a legal matter. Mr Combs told me my case was unwinnable but he'd give it a shot for $20k to start. I laughed in his face and went on to my next meeting. Thankfully the next lawyer was sober and capable of basic comprehension, charged me $5k and won my case so easily. Unreal. Avoid Combs Law at all costs.

Steven Cole is incompetent. I echo the same experiences of the other negative reviews. This should…read morehave been a straight forward process since I had a prenup, but it dragged out for 5 months. I would go 4-6 weeks without hearing from him and when I did request a meeting to speak he would talk endlessly about nothing. He made it obvious that he didn't remember my case details and asked me the same questions repeatedly that he had asked months prior. He baited me giving me a reasonable upfront price, but month after month his team would reach out asking for more money, without anything to show for it. At the end, he told me that my ex and I were on the same page and he stated and it should be fairly easy to wrap everything up...but first he would need another 5000 dollars. I couldn't handle another moment of his incompetence and oil sales mentality, so I fired him on that call. He needs to retire. Please stay far away from this firm.

We hired this firm a year ago and still waiting on trial. Our experience has been difficult to…read moremanage. Hiring a lawyer to assist us through a stressful hurdle in our lives is quite the contrary. In fact, this law firm has made it more stressful. Missed deadlines, rescheduled appointments, requested the same documents repeatedly does not make a client feel secure. Lack of communication. An MIA paralegal that was supposed to be handling everything being filled in by an independent contracted paralegal that has no idea what is going on giving out the wrong information not pertaining to our specific case is by far not acceptable. I have been understanding and patient through the mistakes, the sick days, the errors on mistyped documents but if I did these things, I would not have a job today.

Last year, I was desperately trying to find legal guidance regarding significant damage done to our…read morehome in 2023 and continuing into 2024. The statute of limitations was about to expire, and I felt that I was running out of time. I had called everywhere and tried every avenue I could think of before I was finally referred to David Degnan. I am extremely grateful that I found him. I scheduled a free 15-minute consultation with David, but once he understood the extent of the damage and the urgency of the situation, he continued speaking with me for nearly 45 minutes. He was never in a hurry, never made me feel rushed, and did not charge me for the additional time. He listened carefully, treated me with respect, and offered meaningful guidance at a time when I felt overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. Rather than encouraging me to spend money unnecessarily, David gave me practical advice and helped me understand how I could move forward on my own at that stage. He also told me that if I needed him later in the process, he would be happy to represent me. That meant a great deal to me because I felt he was genuinely looking out for my best interests rather than simply trying to obtain a paying client. I ultimately filed the case myself, using much of the advice he generously provided, and the matter is now moving forward. What stood out to me most was not only his knowledge, but also his kindness, patience, and genuine concern. As a senior citizen dealing with a stressful and complicated situation, I felt respected, heard, and valued. David is a caring and compassionate attorney, and I will always appreciate the time, guidance, and reassurance he gave me when I truly needed it.

I had a complicated issue related to hard money lending tied to real estate the I was able to get…read moreresolved through Degnan Law. Not only was he helpful in providing some options / path forward for my situation, but he offered a lot of good advice and ultimately a referral to someone that specialized in what I needed. Would highly use him again for anything legal related in the future.

Going through a divorce .... "RUN as fast as you can towards attorney Michelle J. Perkins." Owens…read moreand Perkins Law Firm Prior to hiring Michelle Perkins I was with a different law firm for almost 2 years and my case at the time continued to drag out hearing one excuse after another by my previous attorney to why it was taking so long, as well his justifications to his high monthly bill costs. The stress left me crippled and I didn't know how to stop this emotional and financial bleeding but to just end it, but how do you do that in the middle of divorce proceeding! I am from the south with a great upbringing. I realized that I needed and "old school" type soul with honesty, integrity and for sure someone with compassion. I know in general that attorneys that handle divorce cases are focused on numbers and business as they should be, but I was alone, very sick, angry and very scared and needed emotional support even though generally that is not there job. I was under so much stress at the time and knew what I wanted in an attorney now, after experiencing the previous attorney, as well as the stress of so much lost money and nothing ever being accomplished and the divorce stagnant in the waters. One might call my meeting Michelle, a "Devine Intervention," because all I remember at the time was Michelle at the top on my computer screen every time I googled search and there she was with what appeared to be the "old school manners and smarts" that I wanted and desired. I watched a video of Michelle on her website where she worked with her grandfather in the family law firm and noticed her many awards and accolades as well and again fitting the "old school well mannered, professional and compassionate conservative" which is exactly what I was looking for. During my initial meeting with Michelle she listened very carefully to my situation and as well all my mis-emotions ;-) and her responses were intelligent and right on par. I told Michelle that my health could not take the stress so she had to push this case forward as fast as possible while at the same time being sure my future was protected. Michelle not only moved my divorce case along but during the same period of time she sadly lost her dear father and was also care giving for her over 100 year old attorney grandfather and grandmother. All through my time working with Michelle she stayed focused to my case, never showed her own emotions and continued to be the utmost stellar professionalism from beginning to end... and somehow all at the same time, she even managed to deal with my emotional distresses! Michelle read every line in my divorce decree, staying up endless nights while falling asleep on her own sofa to comply with my wishes to get the job done and my divorce was final November 2024 with excellence. If I were a teacher grading her paper, I would give her an A+ Excellence with stars.

Great phone consult. Very informative and attentive to my specific situation. I got the impression…read moreof confident competence and professional integrity. Michael Crane was very patient kind and sympathetic as well. Id definitely consider him if you are in need of an attourney able to handle difficult family law cases.

I looked forward to meeting with Bert Millett as he was so highly recommended from people in my…read morechurch and financial advisors. After $675 I had more questions than answers. I wanted to know if a real estate contract I had would protect me to stay in my house until a mutual closing date of 5 or more years. Also house being sold as is and buyer to maintain 2 ¾ acres along with paying for irrigation and leasing pasture. Could I use the contract as it stands or does verbiage need to be changed etc. I was told don't sell. Wait 5 years and then put it on the market as it most likely would go up in value. I wanted the contact. I didn't want to wait for another buyer in 5 years. I could move up the closing anytime as long as I gave the buyer 60 days notice. Bert said I would not be protected. I asked what I needed to do. He said a real estate contract would not protect me to continue to live there. He suggested a life estate. I didn't think a life estate would work. I am only aware of those in your death they go to the person named with no money in exchange. I wanted the named details in the real estate contract. Asked again what kind of contract or form do I need to put this on so I am protected with my property rights. He said he could draw something up but it would be costly $2500. He asked if I would want the form emailed to me. I would. The form I got was not what I expected. I thought it would have a form number on it and be some kind of contract form I should use instead of the real estate contract. The form I was sent was to hire Bert with a retainer of $3500. Plus more for his hourly fee or other fees for people in his office. Wow what a surprise. I have a contact. I can't imagine it costs that much to rewrite my contact. I didn't want anything changed. Just verbiage if needed. I was not even told what was wrong with the contract I had. That is what my initial payment I thought was for. Someone experienced in contracts should not take this many hours to write a real estate contract. The buyer is a broker. The contact was run by the title company already. Please people go somewhere else where you can get answers. This attorney milks you and even changes prices.

This firm told me they could definitely help me with my issue. Even set up a meeting which involved…read moreothe law firms.. Then they sent me an email saying Sorry we can't help You!! Really screwed things UP!! DO NOT USE THEM!! WHAT A HEADACHE THEY CAUSED FOR ME AND MY WIFE....

I highly recommend Andrew E. Moore as a family lawyer you can trust. Andy is very professional and…read moreextremely knowledgeable. I had the chance to work with Andy, and he is very fast to respond. Andy takes the time and really works for his clients. Andy had the knowledge and wisdom to guide us through the complicated process of Family Law. Andy is a very experienced and dedicated Lawyer. Andy is very reasonable, and will take the time to learn about your case. If you are in need of lawyer that understands family law then call Andy.

in the handling of my ex-wife. Andy was very knowledgable about all aspects involved and provided…read morevaluable insight and ideas. Wish he did more than family law because he would be my attorney for all matters.

They did a fine job for me. Just a small task for them but they handled everything beautifully…read more Very fair what they charged me also, I would go back to them again

Helpful, responsive and would seek their council in the future, even though it was not needed for…read moremy current situation.

Firstly before you ever get a lawyer, you should confirm if they are eligible to practice and if…read morethey have disciplinary actions to their name. The site to visit is below https://www.azbar.org/for-legal-professionals/practice-tools-management/member-directory/ When I reached out to Mark, he strongly persuaded me to file for an eviction, emphasizing how important it was for me to recover my lost wages. However, what he failed to disclose--which I found to be very deceitful--was that his services do not include recovering those lost payments which to me defeats the purpose if you don't know where the tenant resides. I even asked him if he could mediate the situation of get the tenant to the table and he strongly advise i pursue a judgement... because that's how he gets paid. I would have paid to mediate... I just wanted representation. To be clear, tenant was communicative by email but we had no address of the tenant. I not once did the lawyer serve any of the paperwork via email. Although I'm not entirely comfortable discussing my eviction experience, I remain unconvinced that I even needed to go through the process. My tenant had already abandoned the unit without surrendering the keys, making the situation unclear. knowing what i know how now, I am legally obligated to still communicate how i am going to handle the security deposit. But I am really suffering a huge financial loss that Mark stated was a lot of money... clearly money i may new recover. Unfortunately, Mark's approach left much to be desired. He does not thoroughly review discovery documents or commit the details of your renter's story to memory as he kept asking me questions about situation there were already in the material I sent him. On several occasions, the so-called "professional documents" he prepared--such as affidavits and notices--contained significant errors, including repeated misspellings of the tenant's address on multiple occasions. While Mark may come across as a nice guy on the phone, I cannot recommend his services. I had to constantly follow up with him to ensure tasks were completed, which eroded my trust in his capabilities. I also found his communication style manipulative--he knows how to carefully phrase things to influence your perception while avoiding accountability. This made me lose respect for him. I'm sharing my experience to help others make informed decisions. I would advise caution if you're considering his services.

I scheduled a consultation with Mark Tucker at the cost of $250. After just 5 minutes of skimming…read morethrough ample documents I submitted to him, he told me I did not have a case. Then he played a snippet of Indiana Jones. I was already traumatized when I arrived at his office. I was barely able to drive home afterwards. He was condescending, bigoted and antipathetic towards me. There was something he could do, but chose not. Another attorney did help me. I should have not been charged for this consultation.