I would highly recommend viken and Riggins law firm. The staff is very pleasent and helpful. A very…read morepositive experience in a not so positive situation.

I would not recommend Attorney Viken at all. Her performance was extremely disappointing for…read moresomeone that was supposed to be fighting for us and was paid a lot of money to do so. It's also VERY telling about her as a person that the last time I wrote an honest real review based upon FACTS and my opinions that sooommmmehow, my review gets deleted!!! One could only imagine that Yelp might have been contacted by this attorney and hmmm....probably "politely encouraged" (yeah right) or maybe even "firmly insisted" aka threatened a lawsuit if it wasn't taken down. Now that's all speculation because I don't work for Yelp but I've never had any other review deleted. I've had other bad experiences with other businesses and wrote about it and never once had my review deleted and removed by Yelp. I didn't say anything that was not true in my last review so why was it taken down? And why does Yelp even exist if a person can not write a review based on their experience? I've reviewed several restaurants both good and bad and have NEVER ONCE had my review deleted. Why is that? In fact it was my impression that businesses were able to comment on reviews if they wanted to explain their side for example. If we can only post positive things then what is Yelp even here for? I guess Law firms are exempt from this? If a person was not happy with their representation and felt their attorney was not up to par or really working hard on their case etc then they can't comment? And if they do comment, then they have to worry about the attorney coming behind them and contacting Yelp to have the comment deleted? Do we live in Russia or Iraq? Are you kidding me? I'm quite sure that if I had said lies about this attorney that they could and probably would try to sue me. But I didn't. I just simply stated that my option of this attorney was not positive and I would never recommend her to anyone. I believe I have the right to say that anywhere but ESPECIALLY on a website where the sole purpose of the website is for people to give their opinions based upon their experiences with businesses. The funny thing is, I did not add this law firm into Yelp's database, they did. It was already there for anyone to comment on (supposedly good or bad). I decided to do it because I feel strongly that based upon my interactions with this law firm, I would not recommend anyone to them for representation in a divorce. I use Yelp every single time before I go out to eat at a new restaurant and very much appreciate the site and the people that write reviews. It doesn't mean everyone is always right and I agree with them but it's really helpful to me to at least have some feedback from others. This is why I feel so strongly about stating my opinion of this attorney. Is that a crime? Is it only okay to leave positive feedback for attorneys? That's not okay. And sometimes attorneys can mess up or not do their best work for a client and that client should be able to give their honest opinion without it being deleted by Yelp. Shame on you Yelp! Shame on you Ms. Viken IF in fact you asked or demanded that Yelp take down my last review. Let's see how long this review lasts. I haven't said anything inappropriate (or untruthful even though none of my or others reviews has ever been vetted for honesty or accuracy etc) so there shouldn't be any reason to delete it. Trust that Yelp isn't double checking to make sure that you actually went to the McDonalds drive thru you said you did before you write a review saying you didn't like their service or their cheeseburgers and then deleting your post because McDonalds got mad that you felt that way and posted a review about it. So why was my last review deleted? Will this one be? Let's see....