I have been a customer here for several years now. I have always worked with Erica and she truly is…read morethe kindest employer I've ever came across. She is patient with me, she works with me, and she always try's to find me the best deals, and like this week I've had some really hard times and she just so happened to let me know I could renew my loan which gives me the extra help. Thank you Erica for being so good at what you do and making people like myself not feel so bad for taking a loan out. She's a great asset to this company 100%.

Casteel & Associates is neither efficient nor client-focused, and they show little interest in…read moreresolving cases in a timely manner. They take what could be a relatively peaceful and straightforward process and turn it into an expensive, drawn-out conflict over items that often end up where they started. Excessive paperwork and poor communication with opposing counsel on straightforward matters frequently lead to increased billable hours and a more contentious case. Instead of reaching out for negotiations by telephone or correspondence, Casteel tends to file for court dates, using combative language that states "opposing counsel has been unwilling..." without ever attempting to negotiate. Like most attorneys, going to court incurs a minimum of $2,000 from your retainer. However, with Casteel, you may find yourself making multiple trips without ever actually seeing a judge. Instead, you will likely wait in a conference room for hours while the attorneys negotiate back and forth, eventually reaching an agreement that could have been proposed and accepted weeks earlier through a couple of conversations--making the court trip entirely unnecessary. Barron is an average attorney at best and often displays laziness. Discussions with other attorneys in town will likely validate this assessment. Carter, on the other hand, is a competent attorney but has a tendency to engage in disputes over virtually anything, regardless of its significance. She prefers fighting over negotiating, making it a costly process for even the simplest items that could be settled easily. It's essential to understand that not every aspect of a case has to be contentious; finding middle ground allows for greater willingness to compromise on more significant issues. Casteel frequently relies on temporary orders, which serve as rules of engagement until the case is finalized. More rules equate to more expenses and unnecessary tension. They will file motions requesting obscure and restrictive conditions without any supporting evidence, only to advise you later in court to concede to more generous terms. This approach is a waste of both time and money. During mediation, which is meant to facilitate compromise towards a final agreement, Casteel tends to focus on unnecessary temporary orders instead of discussing anything final. Their goal during mediation appears to be avoiding a resolution, as final settlements would not generate additional fees for them. Barron and Carter often swap cases, meaning that Barron could be your attorney while Carter represents you at mediation. Unfortunately, they do not communicate effectively about the details of the case, wasting time by rehashing events from months prior. Moreover, Carter may reopen previous agreements, choosing to fight for a different direction than what Barron previously agreed upon. They will request extensive discovery information from the opposing party while openly admitting that they do not review it unless it goes to court. Understanding both the strengths and weaknesses of the case is crucial in finding agreement outside of a courtroom. However, their team often spends an excessive amount of billable hours "reviewing" your own discovery response, which will ultimately be submitted incomplete to opposing counsel. This incompleteness leads to further requests and additional billable hours to respond. While it may not be accurate to label Casteel as a bad firm, they clearly capitalize on billable hours and lack a sense of urgency when it comes to settling cases.

I called to see if I could schedule a consultation to see what my my options are and to decide if I…read morewanted to retain them and represent me with my legal issue. The consultation fee is a flat $250, which I wouldn't mind paying if I decided to retain them, but not if it's just an initial consultation! I'm glad I didn't because I look at some of the reviews now and it's disheartening

Outstanding service. Very knowledgeable and. fairly priced. I have used them for advice on wills…read moreand trusts. They drafted powers of attorney and HIPPAA documents for both of my young adult sons before they left town for college as well. I highly recommend the services of this law office.

I have worked with countless real estate attorneys both representing me and representing other…read moreclients over the years. I tried Neal Linnartz after my attorney went into semi-retirement. I was scared to death to try a new guy but from the minute I met him I knew immediately that he would have my best interest in mind. He does not talk to you like a regular attorney does. He talks to you in plain English and gives you clear options. I was so happy to have found this guy and I just hope he does not get too busy to quit working with me! He has been awesome. Dr Schwarze

Have been working with Mrs Stone for awhile now great service and ALWAYS will to answer any…read morequestions and help us at any time. Many thanks to Melanie.

Frank and Amber handled my mother's probate estate with ease. They were so professional, efficient,…read moreand timely. Their attention to detail was great! I would recommend Frank to anyone.

Frank is the worst criminal defense attorney you could possibly hire. He is a yes man. Works for…read morethe Judges. Only makes deals, won't take a case to trial. If you want a chance at winning your case hire a real attorney. Frank is not even board certified. This man doesn't even know the law. He took my money, knowing I wanted to fight the case, without telling me he is not even a trial lawyer. He only makes deals with the DA. He lies to his clients, miss quotes the law and making threats to scare you into drug court. And if you don't agree he uses it against you for grounds to quit your case, after he has collected your money. What a clown. Please don't waist your money on this circus act. You will regret it!!!

Lousy representation for family law. If you want to loose your kids this is the firm you must hire…read more Takes your money but does not fight for you. They just sit there say nothing on your behalf. Just go through the court proceedings while you watch your children get taken away. If you love your kids hire a different attorney.

The lawyer did a horrendous job on the will of a dear loved one…read more My grandmother on her will with this firm and had several drafts done to accommodate her changing wishes. Now that she has passed and we are working with other attorneys, the final draft will apparently won't hold up almost anything that we are supposed to be entitled to. We have been warned by more than one attorney that to try to assure we receive what we were supposed to, we may face having to pay thousands of dollars to try and remediate this issue. I do not recommend spending your money here.

I don't have a savings or checking account here, but with the Chase card I have I was able to be…read moreassisted. Part of what they do is offer small bills in exchange for larger ones. They also can also order foreign exchange currency. The location was convenient with much parking.

Excellent customer service and support! Always friendly and…read morehelpful with advice and suggestions.

I wanted to return to State Farm Insurance after leaving for a year. I know the quality of your…read moreinsurance is only as good as the agent you choose. Jennifer in Jo's office was incredibly helpful and so easy to talk with. Everything she said she would do got done, retiring my faith in State Farm. My last local agent was what helped turn me away from being a life long State Farm customer. So grateful for Jo and her staff.