Amazing Jewish lawyer my case got rejected but he still did sealed my case for free thank you so…read moremuch

I want to thank the Law Offices of David M Wallin for getting me through the toughest time of my…read morelife. I had some very serious but false charges brought against me and Vlad, Valerie, and Steven were able to walk me through it every step of the way. I was proactive and listened to their advice. Ultimately the chargers were dropped before I even had a court appearance. I was able to keep my livelihood and life because of their tireless work on seeing the truth of the case and fighting for me. Thank you again lawyers Vlad and Steven! You believed me and without your help Lord knows where I would be. Thank you also to Paralegal Valerie for always responding to my emails/calls in a polite and timely manner. I highly recommend the law offices of David M Wallin, I hope and pray to never need their services again but if I do I know who to call. Thank You!!!

Mr. Duran helped me in a sensitive time of need. I'm grateful for him. He's upfront about what will…read moreneed to be done, and was honest with me when I presented information to him. His office staff was also very nice, and the office is calm and very professional.

Mr.Duran is a kind caring attorney. He took the time to fully explain my options without making me…read morefeel rushed. I appreciate him being direct and honest but at the same time compassionate regarding the legal matter at hand. If you need an experienced confident attorney Duran is your man

DO NOT! Use these people. Scheduled a phone consultation a week in advance and no phone call…read morenothing. I had to call back twice and finally get the guy on the phone when the time I set aside is gone. Extremely unprofessional. Go to an attorney office for that at least acts like they want your business.

From the beginning, The Law Offices of Daniel J. Tripathi were always there to keep me informed and…read moreassured that they were putting their best foot forward. They were always friendly and helpful. During the trial, Mr. Tripathi would send me updates on any new information. He instilled a feeling of confidence in me and made me feel important. I could not be happier with the outcome of my case and I cannot thank Mr. Tripathi and his team enough for all the work they put in.

If you are looking for a divorce attorney look no more; Andrew Ward's office helped me through my…read moredivorce , they are very professional, followed up With the court requirements & I was satisfied with the final outcome. They have reasonable prices. Even a couple of years later I had a little issue coming up and Andrew helped me out right away.

Phoned this law office; I was asked two questions and told "he would not handle a case like this"…read more The call was 32 seconds total. When I asked what type of cases this office would handle, she said "he doesn't handle this type of case, cases are on a case by case basis, okay". Will never recommend this office. I was treated with complete disregard, she wouldn't answer a simple question...bad manners!

worse lawyer ever. He didn't tell me i signed for 2 strikes. I found out when I was serving time on…read morethe sentence. He also didn't tell me I signed for a 4 year joint suspension so when I was arrested for violating probation I had to battle with a 4 year joint suspension I knew nothing about. I had to serve 6 months for something I didn't even do.

I will never recommend this individual to no one... unless you want to lose your money for no help…read moreat all...public attorneys will do way better than him...don't pick Tyson Beers for nothing...I'm just trying to help people so they won't lose their Money to someone that don't care at all... judge asked him three different times for a document he never got.. I asked him what it was he said "nothing important". If it was not important why would they ask 3 times for it? Anyways my sons case was not important and that's why he did nothing for him!!! By the way he told my son that he was going to be charged with assault with a deadly weapon... my son sign document... he's serving his sentence currently... I called another lawyer today and he informed me that he was charged with attempted murder!!!! So yeah he's a liar on top of not helping me with my sons case... people please get anyone else but not him!!!

Zuniga is the worse Lawyer in the Antelope Valley! I'm going to report him to the CA Bar for his…read moreunprofessional handling and representation of my daughters divorce. He represented her when he had COViD 19, his mind wasn't clear and instead of requesting the hearing date be moved he allowed her to be badgered . He needs to be disbarred. He also made threats to physically remove my wife because he didn't like her calling him on the carpet. If I could give him a negative star I would. I didn't even want to give him 1 star.

I had a phone call appointment with Jesus Zuniga today 10/14/2020 from week ago never call me I did…read morecall him and he didn't answer me too irresponsible made me waste my time.

Great attorney. Professional, honest, sincere, and reliable. You will not regret hiring Jared Olen.read more

From the owner: The Olen Firm, led by Los Angeles criminal defense lawyer Jared Olen, brings 10+ years of…read moregovernment and private practice experience, including work as a deputy public defender, to deliver strong, strategic defense for clients facing criminal charges.

I don't write many reviews, but after the outcome of my case, I felt David Russomanno deserved one…read more I am an attorney myself, so I am extremely particular about who I trust to represent me. This was also not an ordinary legal matter. It was a highly contested dual restraining order case with significant personal and professional consequences for me, and the outcome was extremely important. I was the person who originally filed for a restraining order. After my petition was filed, the other party filed a competing restraining order request against me. In my view, the other petition essentially took many of the issues and allegations I had raised, mirrored them back against me, and created a false and misleading narrative portraying me as the wrongdoer. Suddenly, I wasn't just pursuing my own restraining order--I also had to defend myself against serious allegations that I knew were not true. Being an attorney didn't make that easier. In some ways, it made it more difficult. When someone is making false statements about you and your reputation and career are potentially at stake, your instinct is to respond to everything and immediately correct every misrepresentation. This is where David's representation really made a difference. From the beginning, David had a strategy and a plan. He understood that we couldn't simply react to every accusation the other side made. We needed to take control of the narrative, establish the chronology of what actually happened, identify the inconsistencies in the competing petition, organize the evidence, and present the complete story to the court. As a lawyer myself, there were certainly times when I had my own ideas about how we should respond or what we should emphasize. But I also recognized that I was personally invested in the case and needed someone who could remain objective. I trusted David's judgment, followed his guidance, and allowed him to execute the strategy we had developed. That trust paid off. When it came time for the hearing, we were prepared. David was able to cut through what could easily have become a confusing "he said/she said" situation involving two competing restraining order petitions. David was able to join the cases before the first hearing date. Then at the hearing he first succeeded in modifying the other party's temporary orders by presenting the evidence and sequence of events in a way that allowed the court to understand what had actually occurred and see through the false narrative being presented against me. After David modified the temporary order the other party wanted a 2nd call to speak to David and he persuaded the party to drop their restraining order. Looking back, I have an even greater appreciation for David's strategy. He wasn't concerned with winning every small argument or reacting emotionally to every allegation. He was thinking several steps ahead and positioning the case so that when it mattered most--in front of the judge--we were ready. As a fellow attorney, I understand the difference between simply knowing the law and knowing how to strategically litigate a difficult case. When you're personally involved, however, maintaining that same objectivity becomes incredibly difficult. David provided that objectivity while also understanding just how important the outcome was to me. This case had enormous personal and professional importance to me. I put my trust in David Russomanno's judgment, preparation, and strategy, and he delivered the result we were working toward. As both a client and a fellow attorney, I highly recommend David. If you are dealing with a complicated or highly contested restraining order matter--particularly one involving competing allegations--you want someone who can look beyond the accusations, focus on the evidence, develop a strategy, and effectively present the true story to the court. That's exactly what David did for me.

I hired David after a California domestic violence restraining order petition was filed against me…read moreby a family member. I live out of state, had never been in this type of situation before, and was terrified--not only because of the court process, but because of the possible professional consequences if the case went badly. The first law firm I hired reviewed the facts and essentially concluded that I was probably going to lose. I then found David, and from the very first conversation, it was clear he saw the case differently. He did not minimize the situation or sugarcoat anything, but he immediately understood that there was more going on than what appeared on paper. He had a command of the procedural issues, the courtroom dynamics, and the strategy in a way that gave me confidence when I had almost none left. What stood out most was that David was not just technically excellent--he was creative, strategic, responsive, and genuinely caring. He understood my state of mind, took my fears seriously, and explained his plan in a way that made me feel protected rather than judged. He was always available when I needed him and treated the case with urgency and humanity. In the end, my mother and I did not even have to fly to California or appear remotely. David appeared for us, spoke directly with the other side at court, and by the time the matter resumed, the petitions against both of us were dropped. That result was an enormous relief. I went from believing I was about to lose everything to walking away with the case dismissed. David is the kind of lawyer people hope exists when they are scared and overwhelmed--the kind of lawyer you see in movies but do not expect to find in real life. I am incredibly grateful that I called him and trusted him.

My name is Robert Yapp and I use my name because I have nothing to hide from these clowns!…read more This attorney did not do his job. He was the attorney for my ex-wife who I fought against in court. I believe he was working with my attorney Nancy Kelso to keep our case ongoing so they could profit off of our divorce. We all sat in this guy's office & came to a settlement agreement. My attorney Kelso was supposed to draft the agreement so we could sign it & not have to appear in court. Symonds was supposed to run the numbers on my pension plan & the comp/ratio for our home to acquire a fair assessment to buy my ex out of the home. Neither did their job & 2 months later, a week before our hearing when I called Kelso to find out what was going on, I was promised that the agreement would be ready & I would not have to take a day off work to attend the hearing. The day before the hearing I get an email from Kelso with a settlement agreement that she wanted me to approve but the problem was the amount agreed to was far more than what was discussed 2 months earlier in addition to incorrect data such as our child's age, spelling errors in names etc... Kelso called me on the phone and told me I needed to appear in court and when I called her out reminding her that she told me she would have this handled I literally got yelled at by her and then she hung up on me. The next day in court Kelso was late, then called me into the conference room and told me my ex was entitled to half of everything. I said, "why" and she yelled, "it's the law." I told her I know what the damn law is but that we had an settlement agreement with $175,000... Kelso said she did not recall the details and I said, "of course not because you lost your damn notes and had to call Symonds." (which I have email documentation to back it up) Kelso has the nerve to reply to me saying, "how do you know that amount is correct?" I replied, "because it's my damn money I am losing idiot! You think I am going to forget $175,000" Kelso tried to get me to agree to this B.S. and I refused. Kelso says she can no longer represent me & that she has health issues and this case was not going to be resolved anytime soon. I told her fine I will represent my damn self! We got go court and Kelso tells the judge that she should have let me known earlier that she had health issues and that it was not my fault that there was no settlement agreement. The judge asks me if I am ok if Kelso dismisses herself from my case and I agree. Then, like a typical slimewad Eric Symonds, immediately attacks me for purposely prolonging the case and playing games with the legal system as if I fired Kelso when it was borderline abandonment of my case. What A POS! He then told my ex that I was being an A-hole and that he could get me to force sale my home. Even my ex had enough damn sense to not pursue that path because I have full custody of our young daughter and it would be bad for me to have to move into an apartment and pay higher rent than what I was paying for my mortgage. Symonds claims on his website to do what is best for both parties especially when children are involved. Symonds is a Marine Corps Veteran which disgusts me. The fact he served our country is fine but to turn into a complete sleeze-bag displaying a lack of ethics and willfully fitting the role of a typical slimy attorney that cares only about himself makes me question his manhood. The guy is a beta that uses the courtroom to display a pseudo alpha complex. My ex wanted to get this divorce over and asked me what it would take without using the attorney's. I told her, "well I don't have an attorney so if you want to go that route then you probably want to get rid of Symonds," which she did. We discussed the settlement agreement and she also recalled what I did regarding the $175,000. She told me about what Symonds told her about trying to make me move out and force sale the home and other stuff. We ended up discussing my pension and I agreed to add $10,000 more to the $175,000 for a total of $185,000 and we drafted up the paperwork ourselves and got the judge to sign off, End of story! I warned Symonds that he crapped in his own backyard because the AV is a very small community therefore, he should get out of town and go practice law elsewhere you POS! I also warned him to reimburse my ex-wife for not doing his job & he ignored me. Big mistake I back-charged Kelso $1000 & my credit card company took the money back. I had documentation, emails, texts of her inability to handle my case. I heard that she had cancer so I decided not to go after her for more. Note: Never pay an attorney in cash, check or debit. Use credit card. It's easier to get your money back if they flop like a limp penis! Many attorneys are a complete joke! Represent yourself, keep to the facts, keep your documents in order & be respectful in court. I even beat Richard Curtin in family court years ago when he represented my 1st ex.

There are 4-5 attorneys within the jurisdiction that are competing for your $3500! One of them is…read moretaking it. Eric is the least experienced of them all. While Eric represented my interests, he was not only outclassed, but overtly intimidated by Ms. Weaver or Ms. Pachone. Those women each have over 20 years of experience each, one now sitting on the bench as well. Give your $3500 to one of them. They simply walk over the top of attorneys in the class and experience such as Mr. Symonds.