Wasn't helpful at all discussing the situation. Apparently he wants to know what forms you need,…read morethen he'll do them. If you have a lawyer already instructing you what forms you need, probably easiest to just to them there.

After trying to talk to someone about transferring my deceased mother's house out of her trust and…read moreinto my sister's name with not much luck, we were given Harry's information by a title company. I called and was able to talk to Harry about what we were trying to do. To us, it sounded simple enough but deciding which forms we needed and how to fill them out correctly started to become a little daunting. Harry was able to have the forms filled out after a few informational questions. We met at a local coffee shop where we signed the docs and had Harry notarize what needed to be. After getting the forms, we went to the County Recorder and Assessor's Office where we had no problem having the title transferred. The whole ordeal took about 2 1/2 hours. Harry was very professional, knowledgeable, and personable. After seeing what lawyers and other LDAs wanted to charge just to speak to someone, we found this was money very well spent!

Tiffany is very professional, informative, and compassionate. We had a very tricky issue with a lot…read moreof hiccups on the county side of things and she bent over backwards to keep things moving and provide guidance. I feel very satisfied (and relieved) with her assistance.

I started talking with Tiffany in January. She was very straightforward and clear. She told me what…read moredocuments I needed to have. I got all the necessary documents by July. I then hired her and she put together the paperwork needed to finish my divorce. The divorce was finalized this month in December. The whole process took just a few months. I am very happy my divorce is now final. I had two attorneys prior to working with her. The first attorney didn't prioritize my case. The second attorney ripped me off. I'm glad I went this route. Her price is fair. I recommend working with Tiffany Berry.

Very professional, keeps you well informed and guides you through your legal needs. If your looking…read morefor someone who is gonna be fully transparent and tell you 100% the facts of what your dealing with you came to the right place, recommend to all! Thank you guys for helping me through this tough time you are amazing!

The firm has always treated me with the upmost service and confidence. Mr Peter Samuel has been a…read morehero in my eyes and I have won both cases in labor law as well as divorce. He has guided both our facility and management in some challenging times. For many years I have been thrilled with the legal outcomes. Much appreciated.

Was referred to Legal Doc and could not be more pleased that I was. Mine has been a high need legal…read morecase and her attention to detail, dedication to service and amazing support have made all the difference not only in my life legal success to date- but also confidence in navigating a very complex legal process and system. Best decision I have made during this difficult and emotional time was to call Legal Doc!

The best in business. Knowledgeable, professional, detailed, and reliable. I strongly recommend…read moreThe Legal Doc for all of your family law, probate and other civil law needs.

We had tenants who suddenly stopped paying rent after the first month and completely ghosted us--no…read morecalls, no answers. I reached out to LawPro Legal Services, and Officer Mohammed Shiraan was fantastic from day one. He walked us through the entire eviction process step by step, explained exactly what each form and court date meant, and even gave us a realistic timeline so we knew what to expect. The service fees are reasonable. Thanks to their guidance, we ended up with a default judgment in our favor. If your tenants have stopped honoring the lease and refuse to communicate, I highly recommend giving LawPro Legal Service a call. They're professional, honest, and truly helpful. I'm so glad we found them!

I cannot say enough great things about Mohammed at Pro Legal Services. Going through an eviction is…read moreincredibly stressful and emotional, but his empathy and calm, steady presence made all the difference. From day one, he treated me with compassion and respect, while also bringing deep knowledge, strategic responses, and experience in handling complex housing situations. What truly stood out was his availability & dedication. No matter the time or day, he made himself accessible to answer questions, walk me through next steps, and ease my concerns. He clearly understands both the legal process and the human side of what clients are going through. He handled communications strategically, explained my rights thoroughly, and made sure I felt informed, prepared, and protected at every stage. Because of his expertise and genuine care, I felt supported instead of overwhelmed. I highly recommend Mohammed and Pro Legal Services to anyone facing an eviction or housing dispute. Having him in your corner makes a world of difference.

Very happy with Mr Ken, I called him at 3am and my documents was served around the afternoon that…read moreday. Very fast and smooth service. They're 24 hours. Best part very affordable.

I was impressed by his spectacular reviews. When calling, it seems the number is an automated line…read more Later he calls using a personal. I discussed what I needed and paid him for service and filing. Wasn't what I was expecting for a process server but hey, as long as it gets the job done. He seemed reluctant to have to file it, but once I paid him extra for that it was fine. Unfortunately the service was done, but the filing wasn't. I noticed on the probate notes the day they made them, and called Ken. He seemed confused, and called me back asking for the wrong person. Apparently he forgot, and would make it up. then he called me again and said he thinks he doesn't have to. The judge has told me twice, that I have to. And it's in the probates note. I explained this to Ken. Ken did try to make it right and he went down the next morning, but he needed all the information again. I guess he no longer had the email obtaining it. Unfortunately it was too late, (the day before court) and the judge made no decisions based on not reading my submission when it was due and served the week prior. Have to come back in 4 months. He seemed pretty busy with family matters, and would call me at drive thru's I really wouldn't say he's professional. I'll give him 2 though, just to not be an ass because he did half the job. It just affected more than me today.

I had a tenant who stopped paying rent and wouldn't leave so I gave LDA Pro Legal a call. Angela…read morewalked me through everything step by step. They prepared the 3-day notice perfectly, handled all the court forms for the unlawful detainer, got the proofs of service done right, and even guided me on what to expect at the sheriff lockout stage. Everything was accurate and filed on time no back-and-forth corrections or delays. The best part? It cost way less than hiring a full attorney, but I still felt like I had professional help the whole way. They answered my questions quickly (even on weekends sometimes), and the flat rate made it easy to budget. If you're a landlord dealing with a non-paying tenant, I highly recommend LDA Pro Legal. They made a stressful situation actually manageable. Thanks Angela and team!

It seems like we reached a dead end on what should have been a simple filing. I don't know if this…read morebusiness closed or what. It's 3 days after submitting all our documents and payment online and I am googling to find out if the business is even open and real which is not a good sign. It seems like they must have gone out of business because it seems strange that there is no communication whatsoever. No one answering the phone? No one answers emails? I can't find anywhere it says this location is now closed but something is not right. Disappointed. So after first denying we existed I sent a copy of the very confirmations of information uploaded to their website and payment to their office. I also sent the emails that went ignored. The owner has now refunded us but what about the time we lost in a time-sensitive legal matter? An eviction matter has a specific time-clock and it's already a drawn out process. The owner can rapid fire respond to a yelp or google review but couldn't be bothered to respond to emails? To calls? Or to take any action whatsoever? That's priorities! And to be clear- tonight I read a review by someone named Matt Reis on google. He had the exact same experience 4 weeks ago. He lost valuable time and money due to their inaction and dereliction. And no one communicated with him either. So it's a pattern not an anomaly. Who wants to deal with a company on sensitive matters that is so unreliable, unprofessional, uncommunicative, and who is more concerned with their yelp reviews than client service? We got our money back but they wasted our time. We won't forget that for any of our rental properties.

I hired The Law Offices of James A. Arrasmith to help with a security deposit dispute with a former…read morelandlord. Initially, things went very well. They quickly scheduled me for a consultation with Michael, who made me feel heard and reassured. After I signed a retainer agreement, they moved promptly to gather information about my case and draft a demand letter. However, communication broke down after that. I never received confirmation that the letter had been sent. When the response deadline passed, I reached out for an update and waited about a week for a reply. I was told they had modified the response deadline (apparently because the letter hadn't gone out as planned) and to give it more time. When the new deadline passed, I again had to reach out for updates. I was told they hadn't heard back from my landlord and would try emailing the letter. Once again, I didn't hear anything further until I followed up myself. They suggested waiting another week and then possibly filing if there was still no response. When I asked, multiple times, to discuss what filing would involve, I didn't receive a response. After two weeks without communication, I decided to end my representation, as I was concerned they wouldn't be proactive or responsive enough to resolve the matter effectively. I do appreciate that they produced a well-written demand letter and that Mr. Arrasmith personally reviewed it. My final invoice also showed a recommendation to proceed with filing, though that was never actually communicated to me. The next lawyer I hired brought things to a conclusion very quickly, but I feel like the money I spent with Mr. Arrasmith was wasted because that lawyer had to repeat a lot of the same work and draft a new demand letter. Overall, I felt I had to do the follow-up work myself to keep the case moving, and their lack of communication ultimately made me lose trust in their services.

Mr. Arrasmith, I am going to share with yelp the email I just had to send you, after receiving yet…read moreanother fabricated billing invoice. To the readers, this attorney is as dishonest as they come. Beware! ames, I am done entertaining your excuses, your fabricated narratives, and your blatant misuse of my trust funds. You withdrew $2,310 from your IOLTA account after I cancelled representation, without authorization, without a signed agreement, without itemized time entries, without scope approval, and without performing a single minute of legitimate work. That is not a "misunderstanding." That is a violation of multiple California Rules of Professional Conduct. Let me spell out exactly what you violated: Rule 1.15 - Safekeeping Funds You withdrew client trust funds that were not earned, not authorized, and not supported by any written agreement. You billed for "legal secretarial work," "principal attorney case work," and "trust document review" even though I never hired you for trust work, never provided any documents, and cancelled before any work began. Withdrawing unearned funds is conversion. You know that. Rule 1.5 - Fees You charged for work that was never performed, never authorized, and outside the agreed scope. You fabricated "final accounting" as billable work. Final accounting is administrative. It is not compensable. You billed for tasks that cannot legally be billed. You billed for tasks that did not occur. You billed for tasks that were outside the CalSTRS scope. This is dishonest billing. Rule 1.4 - Communication You never obtained informed consent for any of the work you claim to have done. You never disclosed any time entries. You never disclosed any scope change. You never disclosed any trust‑account withdrawal. You never disclosed any basis for the charges. You simply took the money. Rule 1.0.1(e) - Informed Consent You cannot claim a phone call "voided" my cancellation. A phone call cannot reinstate representation. A phone call cannot authorize billing. A phone call cannot authorize trust withdrawal. Only a signed written agreement can create or modify an attorney‑client relationship. You never sent one after cancellation because you knew I would not sign it. Business & Professions Code §6068 You failed in your duty to act honestly, competently, and ethically. You acted in a manner that undermines public trust in the profession. You took advantage of a vulnerable client who explicitly told you about financial hardship. You exploited that vulnerability for profit. Your conduct is not a "difference of opinion." It is not "final accounting." It is not "earned fees." It is conversion, dishonesty, fabrication, and post‑cancellation billing -- all of which are grounds for discipline. You will return the $2,310 you withdrew from trust after cancellation. You will also return the unused portion of my consultation. You have no legal basis to keep any of it. You have no contractual basis. You have no ethical basis. You have no factual basis. You have nothing but excuses. I expect confirmation of the full refund immediately. If you continue to stall, manipulate, or fabricate explanations, I will proceed with every available remedy, including formal complaints with the State Bar Trust Fund Program, the Office of Chief Trial Counsel, and any other oversight bodies necessary to addr ess your misconduct. Return my money. Eric Vernon