You get what you pay for, and I ended up paying much less than I anticipated or wanted to with this attorney. There's a reason for that. I should've known I was in trouble when his disgruntled secretary quit the first week I hired him. Over the four months we worked together, he did nothing for my case. My ex-wife and her attorney were actively taking my children and money, while this guy was intent on simply "managing his client." He asked me to be patient, and I now realize it was his way of saying you're the last in line. He had $6K in retainer money that just sat there while he claimed he was negotiating terms for settlement--ruining my chances of actually settling. After threatening to fire him because he'd disappeared for several weeks, he quit, claiming he and his family had Covid. Then I went on to represent myself and gain orders that benefited my case, when he'd told me this wouldn't ever happen. Good luck with this guy, Maybe he'll actually work to fight for you and your family. He sat by and watched while mine was being destroyed. read more

He was the worst! I believe he was in cahoots with the prosecuting attorney making a deal like "I'll give you this one, you give me the next one". I felt coerced into a plea agreement, and I should have told the judge that morning how I felt when he asked if I felt coerced into making a plea deal. They hit me with a DUI and I was never in the vehicle, only standing near it as I recognized who's car it was. I had no keys on me for the vehicle. He took $1000's of dollars, I have a record, and I was completely innocent of those charges. I was scared and thought he was looking out for my best interests, which he was not. Just wheeling and dealing with the prosecuting attorney. He was a prosecuting attorney before transferring to a defense attorney, so he may have owed them a favor or two. While I was in jail for a few days, all the inmates said "NO!! Stay away from Noah Harrison as a defense attorney, he's not looking out for you and you'll get screwed over"; but my relatives hired him, and I told them "No, find someone else"; but they too pushed me to stay with him. I'm extremely disappointed, and I'm going to fight the charge on my record for "lack of adequate defense". I've since left Washington, but I'll keep you all posted on the results of my fight against this charge and him being incapable of a true good defense attorney. read more

Mr. Harrison was recommended to me by other lawyers who no longer practice family law. I live in Chicago but my child lives in Washington and I needed urgent help to get custody from a drug abusing parent. I was frantic to say the least. He and his staff took a lot of time to get all the information, do their own investigation and get my case thru in ONE month. Unheard of. ME and my family were thinking it would maybe take a year but one month!!! what a relief it's been. He and his staff really did an amazing job...got back to me the same day when I had questions. Contact was via phone, email and even text. It was about as painless as such a situation could be. Really helped me feel empowered in an otherwise helpless situation. I agree with the lawyers who recommended him (and even the child services people knew him to be a tough lawyer), I would recommend him to anyone. We aren't rich and lawyers aren't cheap but I swear...every penny was well spent. For this kind of peace of mind...it was a bargain. read more