This entire team is exceptional. Sharon & Christina have successfully navigated me through the most…read morestressful phase of my life. Their extensive expertise coupled with a desire to get results is refreshing. Integrative Family Law functions as a well oiled machine. Their team works together to meet deadlines & respond quickly. Divorce is an incredibly stressful process, having the right team is crucial. I highly recommend this firm!

I was recommended Integrated Family Law by a friend who spoke highly of them. My experience with…read morethem regarding was wonderful. No matter where my attorney was, she always returned my calls and emails promptly. She helped me to understand the laws regarding my situation, and what I was entitled to. She answered all of my questions and made sure I understood everything. I felt that I was well taken care of as a client.

Stacey and her team were always available and responsive to all my questions in ending 23 years of…read moremarriage. I felt very cared for and trust was built with her Washington State legal knowledge and discussion. The pace of events and timing allowed me to make the best choice for our family. I highly recommend her office and would definitely consult her in the future in any legality area.

This review is long overdue. Ms. Kelley and her great staff have been lifesavers for me and my…read morefamily on several occasions when we've needed legal help, including during a crisis which involved the accidental death of a loved one. We could not have coped in that situation without Stacey Kelley's and her staff's expertise, support and kindness. Ms. Kelly is competent, ethical and realistic in her approaches to legal problems. She also has special training with estate planning, especially involving Trusts with special needs family members.

I had a civil case regarding real property. My attorney, Amy Meharry at Oseran Hahn, ran up…read more$70,000 in fees over two years before counseling me to submit an insurance claim. The claim was accepted by the insurance company and we immediatelt switched counsel...but not before Oseran Hahn soaked up $70K in fees. On top of that, I found the strategy employed and the case argued to be well, well below my expectations. At the very end I called a strategy session to start driving my own defense. If you are going to work with Amy then do your own research and if you are confident in your strategy then insist on it. Don't just follow their recommendations...unless you are prepared to pay a BIG bill. They seem to be self-serving.

I had a similar experience to the others. I contacted them regarding a legal matter regarding a…read morepersonal loan I had given to a business partner who hadn't been paying me per our terms. I worked with Caleb beginning 8/10/2020. He was very easy to talk to on our first phone call and after that, the communication couldn't have been worst. I signed my official engagement letter for the firm on 8/21/2020. I submitted every document they wanted immediately. They claimed they never got my emails after multiple emails from me asking for an update over months. On 9/23/2020, I had still heard nothing. On 9/30/2020, I received this from Caleb. " I apologize again for the delay. As a result, I'll waive my initial review fees (2.5hrs) for this matter. I also did not see any Loan Agreement (which usually coincides with a Promissory Note). Was there one?" He then had his assistant set up a Dropbox for me to re-submit all my documents on 11/10/2020 (2 months after my initial contact) with still no headway. I submitted them again immediately. After again hearing nothing, they said they never received my documents. 11/30/2020 - they said they are drafting my complaint and I'll have it next week. 12/13/2020 - I received a draft complaint with improper info and by 12/28/2020 I decided to move on. My bill was $2,838 which was insane and the firm agreed if I paid $1,500 by end of day ONLY, we could consider me paid in full. I paid. A complete waste of money, no outcome, immense frustration in trying to get communication back from OHSW, sloppy work. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND.

I recently completed a divorce with Kaitlyn Mark and team. They were extremely professional,…read moretalented, timely, and caring. Divorce isn't a fun process but I'm happy I had the team from Alpine to support me through it.

Catherine Victornio and the entire team at O'Brian & Associates were professional, understanding,…read moreand compassionate. They gave me confidence that I was well represented and it turned out I was. Cate communicated of what to expect and what the possibilities might be. I was made well aware of where I was in the process and what information she and her team needed from me. The day of the case Cate was well prepared and I am extremely pleased with the outcome. I would highly recommend Catherine Victornio and O'Brian & Associates.

I first met Esquire Shana Thompson in 2011 when I was looking for an attorney to represent me in my…read moredivorce and child custody case. I was immediately impressed with her professionalism. She is honest and thorough in her assessment and approach. I left the court room overjoyed, a father with custody of his two sons. They were 3 and 5 at that time and many people said that could never happen (guess they didn't have the right attorney). She has since helped me with modifications of custody and child support with successful outcomes every time. My sons are now 12 and 14, and I couldn't be prouder of who they are. I have Shana to thank for her crucial part in making that happen. I can not imagine that anyone could have done a better job of representing me.

I was very impressed at my first meeting with Shana Thompson. To be honest she is very experienced…read moreand competent as a divorce attorney. Going through divorce is kinda not easy at all specially if there's a 18 month old baby involved. Having that in mind I had already made my mind to try to resolve my divorce through mediation. And honestly Shana seemed to be very much geared towards mediation too. I switched from another attorney to Shana through a very good reference. The first red flag was when my previous attorney sent a release form and it took Shana and her team a few days to figure out that it was buried in their spam. It started little difficult to get through to Shana. I ended up responded by her other partners Kim and Donald. Again they are both amazing people and very competent. But the problem I have is that I was very clear and upfront with Shana at our first meeting that I wanted Shana to deal with my case even after she quoted me her rates nearly double of her other partners. And she said okay. After a few more phone calls I was stuck with an issue the my wife had switched my daughter's day care. And I had no idea where she was taking my daughter to. I asked Shana if she could check with wife's attorney about the contact info of my daughter's new day care and some tax docs that she had provide. During these discussions I also mentioned to Shana that if I could ask for interrogatories if wife too as her attorney has requested. Shana asked me if it's retaliatory then DON'T DO IT. Her advice really made sense. And she confirmed that she would email my wife's attorney regarding my concerns. We waited for my wife's attorney and when I did not get any response. I reached out to Shana again. This time I was responded by Kim and that was on March 18th, 2019. She did send an email to my wife's attorney on the same day regarding my concerns. No reply at all regarding this. I had called Shana again to help me fill out the interrogatories and I had an appointment with Donald to help me complete the interrogatories. Thanks for helping me out Donald, he really did a great job. During this 3-4 hour session with Donald I met Kim and I asked her if she has heard back from my wife's attorney? She said no and proposed that I should ask for interrogatories too and they will have to respond with in 30 days. Here's the problem when you are dealing with 2 or three partners and at the same time going through divorce dilemma. I was kinda getting conflicting advice from two partners of the same firm. On March 27th, 2019 I tried reaching out Shana and I was told that she's on a phone call. I was waiting for her call and received a call from Donald returning on Shana's behalf. I asked about any reply from my wife's attorney regarding my daughter's day care and my tax docs. I was told that there has been no response. So I asked Donald to please kindly ask Shana to give me a call. Didn't receive any call from her at all. But in fact I received an email from Donald confirming that my wife's attorney had responded to Kim's email on March 19th, 2019 with my tax docs and the day care contact information. And Donald claimed that Kim was busy and he was busy etc etc. now from March 01st till yesterday I was under the impression that my wife was deliberately holding on to my tax docs and my daughter's day care info to kinda frustrate me. I really got sold on the idea of asking her for interrogatories. I noticed that the email was Shana and Kim both. No one bothered forwarding it to me for literally 10 days. I haven't met my daughter since March 01st, so every single day matters. My personal tax return filling has been on hold for this doc which has been sitting in Shana's email just because she's busy. I would never recommend Shana or her firm under any circumstances to any one, not because they incompetent but they definitely are negligent.

I just finalized my divorce, which ended up being a complex multi step process involving more than…read moreone attorney to represent me. I am of course very grateful to my attorney who very skillfully got me to the finish line, but I am as well so grateful to Justin Sedell for his invaluable help, support and advise when I needed it most. Our divorce had reached an impasse and needed a new direction. This is when I came to consult with Justin. Justin had come highly recommended to me as the person I needed to consult, and this is what I did, twice, within a few months. He calmly assessed the situation, respectful of all involved, untangling the situation I was in, giving me direction and advise on how to move forward. He could have easily taken my case over, but his professionalism was such that he advised me on what to do to save our situation and move my case forward, which is what I did. At the same time, he kept himself available would I need any extra help, at any time, for any legal matter. His assessment of the situation was completely accurate as the outcome showed it, his advise was what got us back on track with our divorce, his support at such a challenging time was invaluable. I would highly recommend Justin for legal consulting, as this is the capacity I have known him.

My wife and I were in a very complex and tricky situation where we needed a Real Estate and…read moreConstruction lawyer and we were so pleased by our experience with Sean Small at LHS&E. They were very responsive and we got them on retainer and working on our case the same day. Sean was really helpful in helping us obtain an optimal solution to our problem and was also very aware of cost. We are definitely going to be working with them again!

We have found Kristin to be a very competent and capable attorney who listened and aptly prepared…read moreour case. We highly recommend her to anyone dealing with an estate!

Kristin and her staff were professional and efficient in their preparation of our wills and other…read morerelated documents. When we needed something changed after the first draft, we were able to communicate over email and phone to finalize the changes. Kristin is knowledgeable in her understanding of the law and asked us the hard questions that needed to be discussed when you have young children and are writing up wills and trust documents. The staff is thorough and willing to answer any questions to make this a positive experience. We have personally recommended Kristin's services to friends and family!

I love working with Erica Ragsdale, Josi and team. She and they have got me through a very…read moredifficult time after losing my husband to cancer. They helped me through all the estate pieces, then an update to my Will with a gentle touch since so many things are triggers of grief. Thank you Three60 Law Group.

​​I engaged Jennifer King's services after my previous estate attorney -- who was exceptional --…read moreretired, intending to establish a thoughtful, well-prepared estate plan. From the beginning, I was very clear that I was in excellent health and was approaching this proactively ​-- not urgently​ -- and that I still needed essential information before I could finalize anything. Unfortunately, despite this clarity, at exactly the one-year mark from my initial conversation with her, I found myself repeatedly pressured to finalize and sign draft documents that were incomplete and inaccurate. One example: a provision in the will assigned $24,000 each for the care of my two pets ​-- ten times the amount I had instructed. I pointed this out multiple times in writing and even spoke to Jennifer directly by phone, where she assured me she was correcting it "in real time" during the call. Yet the error remained in every subsequent draft. The larger concern, however, was the overall tone and approach that developed. Jennifer and her assistant worked as a tag team, pushing forward with a signing schedule despite my telling them that the documents were incomplete and, in some cases, inaccurate. In one meeting, Jennifer strongly criticized me in front of my financial advisor for "taking too long," even though I had made it clear from the start that my draft was incomplete. To make matters worse, this advisor was new to my team, making the comment especially cringeworthy, inappropriate, and unprofessional in my view. Additionally, Jennifer provided names of Trust Services companies I could consider as executors but repeatedly emphasized their supposed inconsistency and unreliability, noting that she was considering offering trust services through her own firm. When I spoke with the trust company I ultimately chose, they were very interested to learn this. In my view, it is concerning when an attorney plants seeds of doubt about other professionals in the field, especially when positioning themselves as the more reliable alternative. Writing a will is a highly personal, detailed process that requires trust, patience, and care. It is not something to be rushed when a client has been clear they are not ready. Since transitioning to a different estate attorney, I've experienced a much more respectful, patient, and collaborative process. I'm deeply grateful for the difference. If you are a client who wants to move at your own pace, ensure every detail is correct, and be treated as a true partner in the process, I would advise caution when considering Jennifer's services. She may be better suited to clients who are ready to sign within a short timeframe and who prefer a faster-paced, attorney-directed process. I take no pleasure in leaving a one-star review, but I believe it's important to share my experience candidly so others can make an informed decision when selecting an estate attorney.