Roberto is hands down the most helpful and caring lawyer yet far! Quite a few people that I know…read morehave hired him in the past and they loved everything about their experience! I highly recommended using him for any legal case you have!

Great lawyer! He responds promptly, listens and cares for his clients and does what he says he…read morewill. I highly recommend him.

We recently worked with Jane to put our first will in place. She was very knowledgeable and the…read morewhole process was very smooth. Everyone in the office was friendly.

Beware. Do not hire this firm unless you really really don't like the person you're putting into…read moretheir guardianship/conservatorship. Rarely available when needed, emails and phone calls often left unattended for days, anger from staff if pushed to answer concerns, switched from case worker to case worker with little information to new case worker, use of money not detailed, placement in independent living community that is American Hell House for anyone under 80 with no major physical or mental disabilities, if one does or says anything one's actions are retaliated by this firm via hospitalization for "assessments" even though hospitalizations are considered by nurses and doctors as "completely unnecessary...normal reaction to loss of cat" in facility said to be pet friendly (mine died within 3 days). Left to sleep on floor for first month, got mattress 2nd and boxspring 3rd month even though in need of surgery on left shoulder - surgery was cancelled by them without telling me. No health insurance due to their incompetence, constant and differing excuses for not getting Medicare for me (I will be 67 in 5 months) thus everything medically necessary is being billed at highest cost which will soon put me into bankruptcy. Also lost my car due to lack of help with totally unnecessary bill for tires - son says he and they didn't want me to have a car anyway even though I had no difficulties in driving to usual places, got COVID and screamed at by residents with no staff available to deal with the situation, accidental head injury forced call to 911 as my cable bill had gone unpaid for months and was cut off leaving me with no way to get help (huge bill will include MRI and x-rays, ambulance there and ride back) while independent living is NOT independent, especially with no car. I've become a prisoner of these people, and the subpar senior living Hell House they placed me in, with absolutely no rights thus requiring the help of an attorney to get my life back. If all of this doesn't scare you and you really do not wish the best for yourself or really dislike a loved one, I would highly recommend this firm as retaliation expertise and incompetence should be listed in every form of advertising they use.

Huge mistake! So the 'office' is a conference room inside of an old Sunoco building. That should be…read moreyour first clue! Get out before you pay a deposit - this was an embarrassing mistake. I though we were saving money but the fee is comparable to other real lawyers.

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John Yun became my moms guardian in 2016. And has spent over half of her estate…read more ( $ 200,000. ) mostly on his fees and double dipping. Like paying for both " home care" and assisted living. Why would anyone need both? So at this rate she'll be broke in a few more years. She's only 74 so who knows how she will live the final years, when she'll need a higher level of care. John Yun and his office cronies have taken over my moms money and let her to rot in an unlicensed faculty, they didn't even give her oxygen for two years and she almost died. She has no dentures or prescription glasses she needs wound care. She needs a hospital bed that reclines etc. They took her cell phone away and she has no money given to her for most basic comforts of life. They are spending her money but not on her. And they never return family members calls.

I can attest to this Daniel. It is assume there is no accountability when your love one cannot…read morefight for themselves. Once this law firm is in control of your love one you can forget getting them out from Oakland County Probate. They wont' listen. This is happening to our family right now. I have written letters to higher powers and nothing has been done. It is sad and I pray every day for her safety under this lawyer. They are eating her money alive.

Very unfriendly staff. Rude. Have been hung up on more than once. Helpful when they have the work…read moredone but avoid your emails and calls when they are behind or have missed a deadline. Poor communication. John Yun pushes the work to administrators and will not speak with you. Turnover. Three different contacts over 12 months have been on our case. Stay away

Im a army vet and they only been my payee for about a year and they charge me evertime i call email…read moreor leave a voice mail even when my mom called them i was charged they lied on the court accounting they sent to the va hub and they want to charge me 11,000 in total 3,400 have already been paid and tomorrow is the court date for the rest if you are a va field examiner plz avoid them veterans deserve better service then what they can provide

Today was a decent day in divorce court. Imagine that. I was satisfied with the outcome, especially…read moreafter 5 months of ups & downs dealing with the opposing party. Hiring Ms. Starla Zehr was a wise investment. IN SHORT: From our first consult in the spring at her conveniently located office in Waterford, Michigan, Starla took her time with me, asked many relevant questions and recorded lots of details on my situation. She explained my best and worst case scenario options and potential related expenses. During the final settlement conference, she threw down hard when warranted and both parties ended up agreeing well enough. Divorce ain't perfect, but it can be reasonable in the end with the right level heads to direct you. IN LONG: When I was ready to roll and file, Starla continued with the same approach and ultimately left me to make informed decisions. Not knowing what to expect with the divorce process (being fortunate enough to have my first husband die), Starla & her office manager/paralegal, Polly, made it an easier experience to understand and go through overall. They also actively worked directly with the opposing attorney and their office personnel to keep the negotiation process on track. Starla also knew when to put me in check and take a breath when things 'got real' and the Bronx girl came out in me here and there. Ultimately, I was so glad to be hands off and let them do the legal dirty work. On a personal note, I found Starla to be very kind and understanding to my particular situation with 2 small children and being in all kinds of transition. She provided much insight to what-if's and what-will's down the road in addition to very helpful practical advice for the future. After the court proceedings were over today she gave me an unexpected hug and we had a really nice chat on the loose ends. On a general, random Oakland County MI Court side note, the assigned judge overseeing my divorce (Matis) was a really happy guy despite bringing down the final ax on love gone bad x100. Like, genuinely, internally, smiling-ly throughout happy. I half-expected to be invited back for coffee and donuts and mingle amongst all the new divorcees after it was over. Weird, but pleasant considering the collective situation of everyone in the room. Anyway, SOME BEGINNER BEST DIVORCE LAWYER TIPS FOR YOU: Okay, so I was not the most ideal financial position to hire an attorney, but I managed to come up with some cash for the retainer. Let me tell you, if you are in the same position and are set to divorce, it is WELL WORTH IT to hire someone to represent your best interests and cut through the crap...your ex's and Michigan law, in general. My ex said I had absolutely no need for an attorney *insert hearty laugh here*. Seriously, get a second job and hustle in the short term if you have to and make ongoing payments. I tried to do so even while the retainer was till in effect. That tidy bundle is not going to last forever if things go sideways. You will typically get a statement every month itemizing how your retainer has been used and, and once used up, what you owe to date. Make sure to not get overly involved in emotional exchanges with the soon-to-be-ex as best as possible to keep progress alive & always try to stick to the facts at hand (it will save you on attorney fees). I tried to keep verbal exchanges to a minimum and got as much in writing as possible (email/text). I used to be a medical biller and the mantra in my department was: "If you don't get it in writing, it didn't happen". Lastly, just because you may not be getting constant updates, it doesn't mean things aren't in the works in the background. Starla & Polly were really good about replying back in a timely manner to update / FYI emails I would send. Be concise with your emails. Respond quickly when needed. Get all your paperwork, photos, copies, supporting documentation together. Sign up for Google Voice. It saves texts in perpetuity and transcribes voicemail messages that may be necessary to your case. Keep copies of everything for yourself. Sometimes some clarification and re-clarification has to take place, but that is a good thing so that everyone is on the same page in the end. Obviously, you should do your research and see a few attorneys to explore their opinions on your particular situation (lots of assets/no assets/kids/no kids/craziness/no craziness). You should feel comfortable in the bones with who you pick. Credit goes to the ex's 1st wife for the Starla "referral". When Starla's name drew a little snarl periodically throughout the relationship, I knew I had put her on my short list of attorney consultations & book an appointment. Plus, I thought it would be kind of funny. Now that YOU may be ready to put the garbage in the garbage can where it belongs, it's time to give Starla or Polly a call & cut your divorce stress in half (at least). Now, off to find my 3rd husband! J/k :-D Much love and stay strong, Luna #68Seconds

Some "post divorce" issues came up in my divorce, after I moved out of state. I really did not want…read moreto have to come back to Michigan to take care of these legal matters. Starla is a life saver. She listens to what you need done and gets it handled right away and also affordably. I talked to a few other lawyers and Starla's prices were better than theirs. I can't speak highly enough of her family law services. She genuinely seemed to care and is a great negotiator. Everything got resolved and I did not have to return to Michigan. I highly recommend Starla as an excellent divorce attorney.