John Trevena is an incredible lawyer if you're looking for someone reliable in Pasco County!! He…read morehas represented me twice and also represented my ex fiance. He does a great job at communicating with you and with the courts. 10/10 would recommend

He's been my attorney for more than 20 years. I don't have…read morewords to describe how good he is at his job. I highly recommend it. Thanks Mr Trevena.

Mike took the time to truly understand my situation and approached it with thoughtfulness and…read moreclarity. Even with uncertain odds, he was willing to step in and advocate on my behalf, which I genuinely appreciated. I wouldn't hesitate to work with him again.

Michael Perenich took my case when no one else would. He really believed he could help me and he…read moredid. Michael made this experience so much easier for me. He was always available to answer questions and continuously kept me updated. I couldn't have asked for a better attorney.

Andrew Stinette's law firm is the definition of Outstanding Professionalism. They strive to be…read moreinformative, considerate, and understanding. Stinette strives to obtain a favorable outcome for not only himself but his clients as well! Above and beyond expectations!

Very disappointing, never called back when they said they would. Had to seek new counsel.read more

Attorney Gary Carpenter is extremely experienced and very efficient at what he does. I was…read moreprivileged to be represented by him in a case, and he handled it very well, navigating all the complications and issues involved. He is personable as well. I would highly recommend Gary Carpenter without hesitation.

Gary did a great jog helping me out with a problem I was facing. He is a great lawyer.read more

We were referred to Mr Danianakis in reference to estate questions. He was personable and…read moreknowledgeable. He called us himself promptly. And gave us valuable information. He made an unpleasant situation easier. Highly recommend.

I contacted quite a few law offices prior to being referred to Anthone Damianakis, as no other…read moreattorney would agree to assist me with my case. Tony was Understanding, Professional, Personable, and worked expeditiously and fairly in getting my case dismissed. I am so grateful for the excellent job Tony did for me, I cannot thank him enough and I highly recommend his services!!! Madelyn Liddell

I needed an attorney to handle my father's estate after his passing. It involved the transfer of…read moretwo houses in two different states. Jeff's team did a superb job of walking me through the entire process and explaining everything along the way. Emily was always very responsive to any questions I asked and just an all-around nice person to work with. Bravo Zulu!

I highly recommend Attorney Coleman and his staff as they are responsive and professional. Attorney…read moreColeman takes time to explain, is personable and offered his time to assist. He made me feel I could trust him and would get the job done. I have also recommended him to an overseas client who hired him for real estate matters and they were very pleased with Mr. Coleman's service and as well as that of his staff.

We have been using this excellent lawyer since 2020. David Peek , the lawyer at the Legal Center,…read morehas been spot on with his advice and preparation of wills, trusts, POA documents and Healthcare surrogate appointments for us. Our experience with him has led us to recommend him to many friends and family. He is also very reasonable -- in comparison to other lawyers in the Seminole area. We highly advise you use his services!!

I would not recommend Jarica Cairns as a Guardian ad Litem…read more I waited years to write this. She is no longer involved in our case, and enough time has passed that this is no longer a question of opinion. It is a question of what happened. My issue was never that she questioned me. A Guardian ad Litem should question both parents. My issue is that her assessment rested on a prediction about the mother I would become, and the prediction was wrong. Their father and I were together about nine years. I had always been the children's primary caregiver and had left my career to stay home and raise them. Our separation happened during an extremely serious situation involving allegations concerning one of our children, with DCF involvement, a forensic interview, law enforcement and a criminal investigation. I was advised to leave our home with the children. I moved in with family in Pinellas County and started over with nothing. Through all of it, I facilitated my children's relationship with their father. Phone calls. Supervised visitation. Driving back and forth. Schedule changes, extra time, extended visits. There was even an occasion when court intervention was required to have the children returned to me during my own parenting time. As I understood her assessment, none of that mattered, because I believed my child. Her recommendation gave their father roughly 70 to 80 percent of the parenting time and would have moved the children from a school rated around an 8 on GreatSchools to one rated around a 2. Facing that, I agreed at mediation to give up more than $28,000 in accumulated child support in order to reach 50/50. I was on Medicaid and food assistance at the time. I had put my savings and my retirement into that family. I gave up the money because equal time with my children was worth more than any amount of it. I also agreed to his terms for what that 50/50 would look like. I had the children through the school week. He had the weekends and the summers. I got one weekend a month and two weeks of the summer. I carried the school year, the mornings, the homework, the supplies, the clothes, the appointments and the meals, and saw almost none of my children's time off. I accepted that for two years so they could stay in their A rated elementary school. They were not happy about never having a day off with me. Neither was I. But the alternative was moving them to a worse school in order to see more of them, and that was not a trade I was willing to make. So I gave myself a deadline. I had until middle school to rebuild my career far enough to move within ten miles of their father and get my children into the best school I could. I did it. Here is what the years have shown. I maintained 50/50. I kept my children close to their father and made them available to him consistently. They attend an A rated school about ten miles from his home. I rebuilt my career and am now a Vice President of Marketing and Operations, and I have supported my children without receiving child support. What I believe about my child never changed. Not once did it stop me from supporting their relationship with their father. I gave up the money, the calendar and years of my time with my own children to protect that relationship and their education, and I have never asked for credit for any of it until now. Every concern in that recommendation was about what I might someday do. I have now had years to do it, and I did the opposite. A Guardian ad Litem decides where children sleep, where they go to school, and how much of their childhood each parent gets. That is an extraordinary amount of power to exercise on the basis of an assumption. Any parent facing an appointment should understand that the record you build may matter less than the story someone has already decided to tell about you. Mine did not match. I would not recommend her.

terrible !!! if I could put 0 stars I would. No communication after they got paid…read more I had simply enforcement case, was told it would be filled in October I waited until Dec 31st no return email, no return call I had to hire another lawyer & they kept my money!!! Do not use this law firm