Susan Pintel was amazing. She was able to help me on very short notice and has been very…read moreaccommodating with all of my questions. She seems to be really knowledgeable, understanding and compassionate. A rare lawyer trait. She has made me feel much more confident in the case I am about to go to court on. Would highly recommend to anyone seeking counsel. I feel a million times better after meeting with her and having her help prepare documents. Thank you Susan.

My brother referred my mother to Francisco Sirvent at Keystone Law Firm, for her divorce case…read more Francisco said that he hired a family law attorney who has 10 years of experience and she will help us with the case. Susan Pintel, the family law attorney, missed a MAJOR deadline for exhibits and witnesses. Mrs. Pintel verbally agreed with both my mother and I during our initial meeting that as long as we give her the list of witnesses and exhibits by the end of the day on Monday, then she will file them. Mrs. Pintel did not file the documents as promised. After asking Mrs. Pintel about the missed deadline, she responded with, "there was a lot of moving parts." Mrs. Pintel, and Francisco Sirvent both said that missing the deadline for Exhibits and Witnesses would "not be a big deal." That's horrible to hear from a law firm. After more delays and failures to communicate from Keystone Law Firm, and a shady request for more money after never receiving monthly invoices as promised, my mother fired Keystone Law Firm. Fast forward to trial, and the "not a big deal" turned out to be a huge deal. The judge did not allow my mother to use her exhibits or witnesses during her trial because Mrs. Pintel missed the deadline, and my mother's case was completely ruined. Francisco sent my mother an invoice 2-3 weeks after we requested our money back, and Keystone Law Firm used even MORE money after we fired them. Another $1,500!!. After emailing Francisco about how ridiculous this is, he didn't respond. I will never refer a family member, or any of my clients to this firm, nor should you use them for your legal needs.

Working with Jessica Worley during my divorce was an absolute blessing. She was incredibly…read moreknowledgeable, organized, and compassionate during a very stressful time. She always kept me informed, answered my questions quickly, and made the entire process feel much less overwhelming. I highly recommend her & Affordable Law to anyone!

I contacted them and they said everything right to get me in the door. Once I paid the initial…read moreamount and started the paperwork, they kept increasing the price. Then she asked for more money! The information they told me in the interview was not accurate and I ended paying another company to finish what these guys started!!!

I watched Alaine represent a friend in a very tough divorce custody battle. She did amazing work…read moreand seemed to understand the concept of parental alienation really well. When it came time for me to go back to family court I had her represent me. My ex-wife was withholding my son for a second time and Alaine wasted no time and was a pitbull fighting for my son and I. Long story short I have my son back and I couldn't have done it without her representation. Her office staff was very kind and Antoinette worked with me when I was struggling to make payments. I have referred at least a dozen people to her and I will continue to do so.

Alane Ortega represented my grandson as his public defender. I really can't say enough about how…read moreshe went above and beyond for him. She always took the time to speak to me after every court date to answer my questions. She was amazing. I also want to thank her office manager Antonette. She too went out of her way to make calls for me and helped me through the process. I would highly recommend them!

I have had a wonderful experience so far working with Nadine. She is a very compassionate person…read moreand she made me comfortable walking me through the process step by step. Her advice with my situation brought clarity that I will take with me through my career journey. I would highly recommend her and she got back to me promptly.

I started a tech company a few years ago. When it was time to sell it, I needed help with the sale…read moreand structuring the deal. I found Accord & Shield and they helped me through the due diligence process, the LOI, and the purchase and sale agreement. I would definitely come back to them for anything else I need.

Cantor Law came as a recommendation from a family friend, as we were struggling with prior attorney…read morein a family court case regarding visitation and child support. Like others have mentioned, their asking rates may feel high, but we were impressed by their level of professionalism and responsiveness to any and all questions that we had. Rebekah Burz was our attorney and she was able to perform a quick assessment of the current state of our case. She asked all the right questions and was able to put us at ease, since our prior attorney did not provide us with much support. We were able to settle most of what we wanted out of court and, when it came to trial, Rebekah did great. I do wish that we had been warned and/or counseled that the resulting child support payments could come in so much higher than what we had originally discussed and/or expected, but it was a good lesson for all of us. All in all, we would definitely work with the team there again!

I used the Arizona Board that gives a list of lawyers who are proven experts in their field. I was…read moremet by an Attorney, whose name I had to ask for in our free initial consultation, which ended when I was told the price for their services was a flat fee of $10,000. The fact that it was a free initial consultation was a pleasant surprise. In addition, Stephanie Ramos, was very kind and attentive. I'm sure an error was made, not out of malice or purposefully, but was mistakenly met with a junior member of the firm's criminal law division, despite being assured I'd meet with a partner. I asked, yesterday, to be represented by a senior or founding partner, preferably by Mr. Cantor as the case requires his unique expertise, especially since I only have one chance to present evidence to the Phoenix Court. Upon review of the firm's website, their Family Law division states they have affordable hourly rates. I am waiting on the wire transfer, for the $10K. It has to be pulled from different investments, to minimize the financial impact. The transfer should arrive this week. Given the urgent need for Mr. Cantor's unique expertise, I called and asked to hear back from the firm. My e-mail to the attorney who said that if I needed anything, to send him an email, has not responded. I have also not received any call or email from the firm since then. I understand Mr. Cantor must be a busy man, so while I still prefer him as my representative, throughout the entire process, most importantly have him physically present at the Court, to ensure my chances of success, I would be confident with any of the Arizona Board certified experts in Family Law to help. For example, Partner, Director of Client Relations, Daniel Wilcox; or Senior Associate, Lisa L. Monnette; or Managing Partner, Nicholas Boca; or Senior Associate, Kyle Stephenson; or Senior Associate, Travis Owen. Please reach out to me. I'd much rather have the best team, especially since this is a time-sensitive legal emergency, I do not have the luxury of waiting. After reading many reviews, and the fact that the firm clearly doesn't consider me or the money I bring as a priority, it seems, for now, that the reviews were right and perhaps another firm may actually care about my case and respond in a timely fashion. I do not have many days left to challenge the decision of the court, so, for my 2-year-old twin baby girls, I will look for another firm that is willing to take my case seriously, instead of simply ignoring it all, without so much as a professional courtesy, letting me know what the firm is doing or thinking, just keeping me in the loop. I'm incredibly disappointed. However, the DM Cantor law firm may be working on my case, and reassigned a senior member who is certified in family law by the Arizona Board to my case. The firm may have a valid reason, and I hope that's the case. If that happens and it's communicated to me as soon as possible, I will update this review, and all others, to reflect that, and give them 5 stars. Everyone deserves the benefit of the doubt, after all.

This is an honest, heartfelt review from the other side of the table. My divorce was just…read morefinalized this week. I chose not to get an attorney, my ex chose this firm. Because I didn't have an attorney, Mr. McGill could deal with me directly. Therefore, as not his client, I can tell you what the experience was like as the "other" party. I am paying the attorney's fees, so I feel as though I have a right to voice my opinion here. There is a reason I personally don't hire lawyers, this experience was the epitome of why. In my humble opinion, it is all about the "billable hours." Communication was always polite and mostly professional, however, I had to constantly push for information and answers. I asked the same questions on a regular basis from mid May to early July. I finally got the answers to those questions in Mid July. I completely understand that my ex had major decisions to make, however, they were pretty simple questions in my mind, based on what we both knew to be true. They may very well have been huge decisions on my ex's part, however, there were other things I was offering to do that more than made up for what I was asking about. Mr. McGill would ask me the same questions over and over again, when I had already answered them several times, this was annoying. What kind of lawyer doesn't document the responses in a way that he can refer back to them? Maybe it is a lawyer thing. Maybe it is just me, I am a record keeper and I document everything I can in black and white, as proof of what has been said and done. I understand that my ex wasn't his only client, however, wasn't there a file laying around somewhere with my answers noted? Didn't he have my original paperwork to refer to, where his questions were answered BEFORE he asked them? I understand wanting clarification, however, my responses were the same each and every time. It was all very repetitive, and quite frankly annoying. This is where my opinion on billable hours comes in. Our dozens of email exchanges probably padded his fees. At the end came the Consent Decree. The wrong dates and counties were noted on the draft submission. Seriously, you don't know what year it is or what county the proceedings are taking place in? More billable hours for revisions? I was eternally grateful that the final draft was sent to me last Tuesday, I got my signature notarized, emailed the page back to him that same day, and then there were crickets.....I finally asked on Monday when the papers would be filed with the court. He told me one of his "runners" was taking them to the courthouse on Tuesday morning. Thankfully the Judge's clerk emailed me confirmation that the Judge had signed the papers that same day while cancelling the scheduled resolution conference, otherwise I would have had to wait for confirmation for god only knows how long. With something this important, there is a ton of stress and lost sleep. Emotions are high and lives are literally on hold. Communication solves a lot of that. I don't know, maybe he was in constant communication with my ex. Keep in mind, Patrick McGill owes me nothing, I was not his client, but I am paying his bill. I felt as though he drug his feet through the entire process. My ex and I didn't disagree about anything from the beginning. It was really a very simple transaction, there was no arguing back and forth, neither of us were trying to stick it to each other. He and I have no ill will towards each other. My ex has been paid his half of the equity on our house, the two debts of his that I offered to, and promised to pay off have been paid off. The Consent Decree stated that those needed to be paid within 30 days of the Judge signing. Done, Done, and Done. The only debt left for me to pay off is Mr. McGill's bill, I am still waiting to actually get a physical copy of that. This didn't need to take 4 months to complete, it could have been done a long time ago, for a lot less money. Again, this is just my opinion. We all know the saying about opinions..... Thank you for reading, and take this for what it is, my personal opinion.

We had a problem with a contractor. A solution was negotiated and imposed. We were never out of the…read moreloop. Good advice and easy to deal with.

I saw an add that was very promising. I called and spoke with someone.. I thought we got…read moredisconnected. I believe I was hung up on. I called back and spoke with someone else, she was curt( and ended conversation. I wanted to know if they charged by the hour. I never did get to the part that I should have been covered by D and O insurance had been an HOA manager covered by insurance. Had also been the president of HOA.. but whoever does there intake is smarter than anybody calling.

Have worked with this firm previously and had good experience. Was pleased to find that they have…read moreexpanded to Arizona. Set up call on short notice. Spoke with their AZ partner who consulted with me and gave me good advice. Basically concluded that they suggest I didn't pursue my potential case at this point, even though that meant they likely wouldn't be making money on me in the near term, which I appreciated of course. Will use them again.

Majors Law Group - The Lifeline I Didn't Know I Needed If…read moreyou're facing a financial crisis and feel like the walls are closing in, stop scrolling and call Majors Law Group right now. I can't thank them enough. I threw every curveball imaginable their way--complications, changes in circumstances, tough questions, you name it--and they never flinched. They stayed patient, professional, and fully committed from day one. What could have been the most devastating, overwhelming experience of my life was made genuinely manageable thanks to their expertise, clear communication, and genuine care. They didn't just handle the paperwork; they guided me through the storm with honesty and reassurance every step of the way. If you're drowning in debt or staring down bankruptcy, don't just "consider" Majors Law Group--be incredibly thankful that a team like this exists and that you have the chance to work with them. From the bottom of my heart: Thank you, Dom and the entire Majors Law Group team. You gave me hope and a fresh start when I needed it most. Highly, highly recommend--

1 star (only because a zero-star option is unavailable)…read more I contacted this firm seeking bankruptcy-related legal services after being advised that the initial consultation was provided at no cost. I initially declined representation; however, the firm continued to follow up and applied pressure to retain my business, including reducing the quoted filing fee. I ultimately agreed to proceed. I made several monthly payments. After changing banks, I unintentionally missed a small number of automatic debits due to failing to update my payment information. During that period, the firm sent emails and made phone calls checking on the status of my account. Once my payment information was corrected, I eventually made the decision not to proceed with filing bankruptcy, accept my debt, and pay on my own. The firm's written agreement states that a refund may be issued if a client elects not to move forward. What is not clearly disclosed is that all communications and administrative activity--including the purportedly free initial consultation--are later classified as billable. As a result, the firm asserted that all funds I had paid were consumed by fees, leaving no refund available. The engagement agreement does not clearly define what constitutes billable work or when billing begins, which I find materially misleading. After I communicated my decision to discontinue services, the firm continued attempting to retain my business rather than promptly honoring my request to terminate representation. Recommendation: Prospective clients should carefully review and seek clarification--preferably in writing--regarding what this firm considers billable activity and when charges commence. Alternatively, consider retaining a firm that provides clearer disclosures and greater transparency. I also note that in responses to negative reviews, ownership frequently alleges that such reviews are "fake," rather than substantively addressing the concerns raised. Readers may wish to consider that pattern when evaluating this firm.