Anthony was super! We had paperwork that was generated for a specific date and when the main…read morenotary person was going to go home sick, instead of cancelling and causing us to wait another 10 days until the paperwork would be redone, he stayed to accommodate us. We appreciate his attentiveness and kindness.

Efficient, very friendly, reasonably priced. I would recommend it to anyone else. Called in and…read morethey were polite on the phone and very helpful.

Do not use them!!! Prices are obscene, customer service is poor at best, don't return phone calls…read more In general they are arrogant and condescending. Simply put, run away, you are better off if you go to someone in a cubicle at the mall.

From the owner: Accounting & Auditing | Business Valuation | Construction | Business Continuity Planning | Employee…read moreBenefits | Estate Planning | Fraud Detection | Governmental Services | Healthcare Consulting | Real Estate | Sales Tax | SALT | Not-for-Profit Organizations | Tax Planning & Preparation | Accounting Software Installation, Set-up, Training | Outsourced Accounting | IT Risk Advisory | Mergers & Acquisitions

I felt disrespected from the moment I walked in through to the end of the transaction…read more I was selling a property and wanted the proceeds wired to an account. Two days prior to closing, my realtor asked if I heard from the settlement company about wiring instructions and I said no but said a cashier's check would be okay. I walk into this place, there's nobody present so I yell out hello and some guy comes from down a hall demanding to know my full name and the reason for my presence, then apologizes because the receptionist is off. Meanwhile, he never identifies himself. Closing is at 1pm and there is nobody present. I can hear footsteps as mystery man announces me and then more footsteps as Karen comes to say hello and collect my identification. As she's copying it, I see a check made out to me and it's not a cashier's check. I ask about it and Karen launches into a tirade about why a cashier's check isn't possible and a wire isn't possible either until Monday. I'm trying to explain what I was expecting but Karen is more concerned about being "right" than listening to my concerns and working together to better understand where communication broke down and, more importantly, how to move forward. I finally stopped talking to her because she wasn't being helpful. As an added bonus, she was so exasperated and confused as to who I was, she thought I was the buyer and was questioning why I would even get a check. Perhaps listening instead of talking would have been helpful. At settlement, my broker handed me the paperwork because I wasn't going to sit next to such a disrespectful loudmouth. As a final ironic touch, the buyer's agent complained that the pen that was provided by The Wiley Group was leaking.

I have met with Duane Stone and Brian Linsenbach 3 times over the years regarding business/real…read moreestate questions. They were very helpful and informative, and were down-to-earth, smart men who are experts in their field but yet friendly and personable as one would hope in our little town of Dillsburg. I am grateful that they are here. I have referred a friend to them regarding settling an estate, and he was pleased as well. I will use this firm again next time I have need for a lawyer. They know their stuff and their prices are very fair.

Absolutely great service. Sat down with me, answered all my questions, and told me everything that…read morewas done. Highly recommend this branch. Best service I have had in years at H&R.

Don the owner is a top notch CPA and tax advisor. He's a strong advocate for his customers which is…read morethe backbone of his business. He and his team are knowledgeable and accurate and stand by their work if any issues may come up. Recommend this location.

I felt disrespected from the moment I walked in through to the end of the transaction…read more I was selling a property and wanted the proceeds wired to an account. Two days prior to closing, my realtor asked if I heard from the settlement company about wiring instructions and I said no but said a cashier's check would be okay. I walk into this place, there's nobody present so I yell out hello and some guy comes from down a hall demanding to know my full name and the reason for my presence, then apologizes because the receptionist is off. Meanwhile, he never identifies himself. Closing is at 1pm and there is nobody present. I can hear footsteps as mystery man announces me and then more footsteps as Karen comes to say hello and collect my identification. As she's copying it, I see a check made out to me and it's not a cashier's check. I ask about it and Karen launches into a tirade about why a cashier's check isn't possible and a wire isn't possible either until Monday. I'm trying to explain what I was expecting but Karen is more concerned about being "right" than listening to my concerns and working together to better understand where communication broke down and, more importantly, how to move forward. I finally stopped talking to her because she wasn't being helpful. As an added bonus, she was so exasperated and confused as to who I was, she thought I was the buyer and was questioning why I would even get a check. Perhaps listening instead of talking would have been helpful. At settlement, my broker handed me the paperwork because I wasn't going to sit next to such a disrespectful loudmouth. As a final ironic touch, the buyer's agent complained that the pen that was provided by The Wiley Group was leaking.

From the owner: Jan M. Wiley is the founder and senior partner of The Wiley Group and has been practicing law since…read more1963 when he graduated from the Dickinson School of Law (now the Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University.) He currently concentrates his practice in the areas of estate planning and administration and elder law. During his distinguished career he has served as Assistant District Attorney for York County (1969-1973), as president of the York County Bar Association and on the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Committee on Problems for the Aged. He is a member of the York County, Pennsylvania and American Bar associations and is currently admitted to practice before the Supreme and Superior Courts of Pennsylvania, as well as before the Supreme Court of the United States. In addition to his contributions to the legal profession, Mr...