As a realtor in Greenwich leading a team that sold 135 homes last year, I can always recommend…read moreRobert Sisca without hesitation to my clients. He goes above and beyond and has solutions for many complicated situations. He is very professional, responsive and patient.

Robert Sisca and the team were beyond fantastic for our recent closing. We would use them again in…read morethe future and highly recommend them. We found them to be extremely helpful during a stressful time, proactive and always had clear and open communication - they were stars!

My husband and I recently had to make the tough decision of filing bankruptcy…read more We own a small business which got hit hard from the hurricanes and winter storms like everyone else in our area. I spent years fighting with Bank of America trying to modify our mortgage. They refused to help us because we paid our mortgage every month. So we decided to short sell. But after 2 yrs of attempting to short sell (got 4 offers, but Bank of America did nothing for months and each buyer eventually moved on), we had enough and went to Attorney Pletter for help. We spent our adult life getting our credit scores over 750 and now we were opting to foreclose on our first home. We walked into Attorney Tim Pletter's office for the first time last year feeling ashamed, embarrassed, depressed, nervous and were probably at the worst point our marriage could get. When we left his office we felt HOPEFUL for the first time in YEARS. Tim was very straightforward. He didn't sugarcoat the situation and got us to focus on what was most important and showed us how to handle each issue. He made sure our choices didn't force us to lose our business. He was patient with our own marital misunderstandings and communication faults. And he helped us get our life back. We foreclosed on our home in November and are already experiencing an entirely new life-including a stronger marriage and positive relationship with money. There is no way we could possibly be where we are today if it wasn't for Tim, Samantha and Donna. I obviously recommend Attorney Pletter 100%.

Tim Pletter does not account for money you give him to help with your case. We repeatedly asked for…read moredetailed invoices, but he refused to comply. He just said we paid him without detailing what he actually DID. It was an atrocity. He did not properly fight for us.

Sadly, a member of my family was served a restraining order, which was an over-reaction to a…read morepersonal disagreement. We were concerned that if a breach of this order occurred (even accidentally) it would result in a felony offense. With only 2 days notice, Attorney Anthony met with us for background on our situation, made himself available for court and systematically dismantled the complaint and made the plaintiff look ridiculous. Very professional, knowledgeable and made us feel prepared and well represented!

There are no words to adequately express my gratitude to Attorney Fred Anthony and his paralegal…read moreTerri for all their hard work and support during my very difficult and drawn out divorce battle. From our initial meeting to our final day in court, I never felt alone. Their caring, for me as a person as well as a client, was always evident and I knew they always had my best interests at heart. Fred instilled in me the trust that helped me have the courage to move forward and not give up, even when I was scared and things seemed impossible. Fred is passionate in what he does, he is kind but firm and tough when he needs to be. His legal expertise and attention to detail was quite impressive. I was in awe of his performance in court and thrilled when judgment was in my favor. I wouldn't be where I am today without him and I can not thank him enough. Attorney Anthony is the best and he has my highest recommendation.

I recently consulted with Alex Cuda regarding a child support enforcement matter -- a…read moremagistrate-level proceeding, not a complex litigation case, with a relatively limited procedural framework. I came prepared with documentation and ensured his office received my materials the day before the consultation. Throughout the meeting, he did not appear to refer to anything I had submitted, and based on the questions he asked, it did not seem that he had reviewed my materials or even looked up the docket number I had provided in advance. For someone billing $800 per hour, the lack of preparation was difficult to reconcile with the certainty with which he spoke. When discussing the case, he would isolate a single detail from its broader context and dwell on it at length despite having access to the full documentation. That isolated point would then become the basis for a sweeping and dismissive conclusion delivered with great confidence, though the actual record did not appear to support it. When I asked direct questions -- what does that mean, how does that fit into the case -- the responses often became more legal terminology rather than clearer explanation. The effect was less analytical than evasive. What was especially striking was the level of authority and detail he brought to describing the opposing party's supposed strengths while not appearing to have meaningfully reviewed the materials I had provided. The confidence with which he characterized a case he had not actually examined was itself notable. Throughout the consultation, his $20,000 retainer surfaced repeatedly and often unprompted -- not as a routine disclosure or in response to specific questions, but almost as a refrain. In the context of a child support enforcement matter in magistrate court, the repetition felt less informational than performative. There was also a persistent dismissiveness to his manner -- at times less like professional detachment and more like open condescension -- unlike anything I experienced with any other attorney I consulted. Most tellingly, after nearly an hour, I had to ask him myself whether I should request a continuance -- one of the most basic procedural considerations available under the circumstances. That it never arose independently during the consultation says a great deal about what the meeting actually produced. I left without a strategy, without a coherent framework, and without the level of guidance that should be the minimum expectation of a paid legal consultation.

I contacted Needle & Cuda seeking legal help for a serious and urgent matter specifically because…read morethe firm handles domestic violence cases. I was honestly appalled by how I was treated, particularly by an intake staff member named Allison. I was initially told twice that someone would call me back, and no one ever did. When I called a third time, I spoke with Allison and she told me the reason she didn't return either call was because their "system was messed up because of the snow." I explained my situation and, toward the end of the call, mentioned that my prior attorney was requiring me to sign an appearance form before returning my retainer. I told her I was seeking legal advice about how to handle this because I didn't know whether I should sign the form or whether new counsel would file their own appearance. I made it clear that this was something I intended to discuss during the paid consultation, which I understood would cost between $650 and $1,300. Allison responded in a rude and dismissive tone: "We don't do that. Get your retainer back and then we'll schedule a consultation." I explained that I did not need my previous retainer returned in order to retain the firm and that I was prepared to pay their $25,000 retainer if I decided to move forward after the consultation. She then said she would call or email me to schedule it. I waited a couple of days and never heard back. Because I urgently needed legal assistance, I called Needle & Cuda again. During that call, I was told the firm likely could not take me as a client "because of the retainer issue," even though I had already clarified that I was prepared to pay their retainer. Despite reiterating that, I was told to call back later to schedule the consultation instead of simply scheduling it while I was already on the phone. When I followed those instructions and called back later that day, someone answered the phone and immediately hung up on me. I waited to see if it was a mistake and called back a few minutes later, but the phone just rang with no answer. The entire interaction was extremely disrespectful and unprofessional, especially given the seriousness of a domestic violence-related custody matter. Respectful communication during intake should be the bare minimum, and I do not understand why I was given the runaround instead of a clear answer. I cannot speak for the attorneys themselves, but based on my experience with the intake staff, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere if you are seeking responsiveness, professionalism, or even basic courtesy. If this experience does not reflect how Needle & Cuda intends to treat potential clients in serious legal situations, I hope the partners review how intake calls are being handled.

Attorney Barocas was extremely knowledgeable and very personable. He made me feel welcome and…read moreanswered all the questions I had for him. He also explained everything in detail to make the process simplified. Highly recommend this firm!

Morris and his team were on top of our property purchase right from the start to finish! He cared…read moreabout our case with personal attention and was very responsive with any questions that we had. It was a pleasure engaging with The Barocas Law Firm for our first property purchase! I would recommend him to anyone in the area wanting to purchase or sell their real estate!

Based on several recommendations our family retained Brad Aron , Atty, to handle the sale of our…read morehome. During the sales process, he provided Invaluable guidance on property line and other technical issues. After reviewing several offers, Mr Aron guided our final contract agreement and arranged a same day closing with our North Carolina attorney / Home purchase . Our NC attorney made an error at closing, not pro-rating property taxes for 2025. Once again, Mr Aron guided us on how to insure the omission was corrected. In addition, Mr Aron, offered his Tax Practice to assist in preparing 2025 IRS, Connecticut and Maryland tax filings. Mr Aron advised my family on how to proceed and file all three state filings, without retaining a tax preparation service in each state. All of the above saved our family time, stress, money and peace of mind. Five Stars..... Edward and Barbara Hutchins, formerly Weston Ct. 24 year residents, active in Weston Community and Kiwanis

Exceptional service. Diligent, attentive and always available. Highly recommend. Very reasonable…read moreprice also and well worth the money

Long time practitioner, seasoned veteran.read more

The entire firm has handled multiple cases for me and I am grateful for their expertise and…read moreprofessionalism in managing the transactions for me. on a scale of 1-10 they rank a 12. extremely pleased with the results

I have known Gary Oberst for 30 years. You cannot find a more hard working, honest and competent…read moreattorney. He, and his firm, are highly recommended.