Horrible mediator! Thomas clearly dislikes women. He dragged his feet by not following through so…read morethat our divorce could be finalized. We waited 4months after three meetings and he still hadn't done the work. He does not seem to be cognitively equipped to do his job often complaining of his medical woes while wasting your time and money. Tried to charge us more money when he didn't even do the work to use up the retainer we gave. We received no bill to justify what he did to use our retainer. We ended having to get a new mediator and start over. The new mediator did everything in less that 3 weeks. Stay away!!

Mr. Wright was wonderful as my attorney in my divorce/custody case. The case unfortunately evolved…read moreinto a complex case, due to my ex husband. Mr. Wright was up front regarding time and fees it would take to resolve the case. He was very professional, yet compassionate throughout the entire process. At no time during the case did I not know what was occurring. In the end, Mr. Wright saw to it that my children were best served. I highly recommend Mr. Wright as an attorney.

William Hatcher is a great trust attorney who is also knowledgeable about real estate law. He gets…read moreright to the point, and I always felt his fees were very fair. I really like having him on my side!

I've had the pleasure to have Bill represent me on many occasions throughout the past 30 plus…read moreyears. Let's face it. Nobody likes attorneys but Bill is on point and doesn't waste time. He's carful and always looked out for my best interest. From business entity creation to thoughtful real estate and business negotiations, he's the most rounded attorney and competent I've worked with. Period.

I recently consulted with Mr. Jeffrey about a very minor medical debt issue, hoping that he could…read moreat least help me to get a better idea of which direction to take to bring it to a successful resolution. I was SO pleasantly surprised to have been able to consult with him and to have received so much value within such a short time. Even though my issue has nothing to do with bankruptcy law and is infinitely trivial in comparison to Mr. Jeffrey's typical case load, he was so informative, forthcoming, and very gracious with his counsel. I walked away feeling much more relieved and confident about my issue, and I now have a clear roadmap on how to resolve my minor issue for myself. It is always nice to find places where great service still exists for those who need direction, assurance, and access to specialized information. Mr. Jeffrey's assistance was literally a Godsend, and I really hope that those in need of his expertise feel encouraged to consider consulting with and/or retaining Mr. Jeffrey for his services. As the kids these days say, "Not all heroes wear capes!"

He was phenomenal!!! He went above and beyond what was required, always got back to us in a timely…read moremanner. He was literally our knight in shinning armor. Cyndi W

First, some quick internet advice. Don't believe everything you find on the Internet. Many…read morebusinesses create fake negative reviews, and some websites don't verify whether they are bogus or from real customers. And they won't let the business that may be harmed do anything about it. Don't waste your time. Contact the company directly and ask for real, verifiable referrals. Richard Sax and his staff helped me change my business to an LLC. I attempted to do this myself, but the process was complicated and time-consuming. The Law Offices of Richard Sax made it easy and did everything within a few days. If you need help with business legal matters, then seriously consider contacting the Law Offices of Richard Sax. You will be glad you did.

It's my personal view that the public needs protected from this man - share your experiences on…read morethis other web site and hopefully protect others by informing them - go to web site "Richard may have been a good attorney once - after hiring him, it is my opinion he doesn't care about his clients. In fact, everything in this review is my opinion, personal feelings or facts of the case. I have a person who is using restraining orders to stalk me. In desperation to recover my life, I reluctantly sought a protective order. I approached Richard and said I only want to go through with this if he was certain we can win. He said he was pretty sure we could. I was coming out of 2 years extreme PTSD and so gathered up my remaining savings and paid his retainer. After years of trauma, it was a huge step for me just to be in the courtroom again with my abuser. We agreed to hiring a process server, but then his office called and insisted I find a friend to serve process or we would miss the filing date. What! I did find a friend, but it was high anxiety for me, and we never did get my assailant served. When I informed Richard of this, he accused me of wrongdoing - insinuating I'd wanted to be "near her." My first red flag for sure. Should have fired him then and there. Then he refused to become familiar with the prior case - no amount of cajoling could convince him to be, well, be prepared. In the end, Richard not being conversant cost us dearly. In the courtroom, he was a complete greenhorn. My stalker took my claims and cut and pasted them and filed her own restraining order - using my exact claims! I wanted to talk to Richard about this and he was unreachable - yes, even his office apparently doesn't know how to reach him. When he finally responded, he said nothing new here - of course, it was what I'd written! My stalker ran at me on the beach screaming and cussing. I couldn't prove it, then lo and behold, she brought in video which did. The video showed she was lying in wait and still images from the video further contradicted her own Declaration. Twice! She lied. Richard couldn't win with that. My own witness described being harassed by my stalker twice, including being followed out of the market and, fists raised, spittle flying, feared for her own safety and underwent six weeks of panic attacks. A County Supervisor's wife, no less! Richard couldn't win with that. My ex's argument for blowing through a stop sign attempting to hit me was that there were places I could have pulled over. What? She did not deny the violent attack with a motor vehicle. When I stated that I did just that - pull over, her own attorney was flabbergasted, and repeated his claim that I could have pulled over. Richard specifically told me he'd won restraining orders just because someone gave someone else the bird, the one-fingered salute. I personally find it aggressive and yet my stalker proudly admitted it. Richard did not win. Richard wandered up to the judge and presented his bill as if he'd won the case, out of order, a full 25% over his rate. The whole courtroom seem embarrassed as this doddering man was fully out of step with the proceedings. Apparently, my ex and I were in the same restaurant together. There were no restraining orders, I never approached her because I never saw her, completely normal behavior. However, my ex describes her own hyper-fixated behavior taking photos of me backwards over her shoulder, which photos completely contradict her own claims. Judge said she gasped when she saw me, and therefore deserves, even though her testimony and declarations contradicted, a 5 year restraining order against me! Unbelievable. I am further entrapped by this person I only dated 1.5 years and want nothing more than to be left alone. He failed to object, despite being asked, to the other attorney's highly inflated fees, costing me an additional $5,000 when I was suffering from PTSD so badly I couldn't earn income. One word - object - would have been sufficient. Then Richard's own invoice came in three times over his quote, despite there being no change in scope, venue, or the anticipated contention of the opposing party. Not to mention he did less work than promised, as he was unconversant. Even though entitled to copies of all exhibits Richard first failed to request real-time, and then refused to get them for me. Basic stuff like that. I feared I may have to move from my home. Richard quipped, "I think we did a pretty good job." Really? What do you think happened? That's right, she continues to stalk me. There's nothing I can do, I'm disabled. I'm afraid, terrorized, afraid to go out into the I have been left alone this year - mostly, anyway - and have begun to heal finally. Can finally get my head around what happened and write this review. It is my view that Richard Sax does not seem to care about his clients, his cases, his profession. He struck me as lazy, uninformed, unresourceful, and unskilled. He got me in

Let me tell you a thing about good old fashioned character - the kind you don't really expect these…read moredays from much of anyone, let alone a lawyer. I needed help in a sticky situation and didn't know who to call. I had never been arrested before. I called around to a few other attorneys and met with two. They both talked a good talk, but I was struck by the fact both of them seemed to poo-poo the seriousness of my case. Perhaps it was not the most serious case they had ever heard of, but it was the most serious case that I had ever had (I've only had one case, but still - this was a very big deal to me). One lawyer told me he could guarantee I wouldn't go to jail if I retained him. I later learned that lawyers who make promises early are usually the ones who leave you hanging in the wind. Anyway, on the advice of a friend I called Heather. From the first time I spoke with her on the phone she was very different. I was left with the distinct impression that she cared about me and my case, and that it wasn't just another paycheck for her. For me it seemed like she took my case as seriously as I did. She was confident, but didn't promise me anything. In fact, she went out of her way to make sure I understood that there were no guarantees. Well let me tell you something. I guarantee you that if you hire Heather as your lawyer, she will give a damn about you and your case, and that translates into judges giving a damn about your case, and that translates into better outcomes. Six months later, surprise, Heather had my case thrown out. I walked out of court with a new appreciation for what a good lawyer who cares about their clients can make happen. Heather, if you're reading this - THANK YOU. You really came through when my family and I needed you the most.

The reasons for distrust of the legal profession are exemplified by this arrogant, deceitful, and…read moremanipulative woman - but she's clearly got a good poker face. After further investigation, I learned that she was in violation of the State Bar Rules of Professional Conduct, having taken advantage of a client with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) who fell for her devious act - only one incident being that she went behind his back to a judge and then withheld vital information from a doctor! I'm not a layman and I'm not merely disgruntled, so don't buy the self-deprecating BS being slung by a lawyer who violated her client's rights numerous times and in numerous ways that have followed him to this day. In fact, she undermined him and leveled highly damaging accusations at me for having advocated for him - and she is still in denial, still trying to conceal her incompetence and ineffectiveness, and still mis-stating the facts (yet claims to advocate for the disabled). After 20 years of dealing directly with the legal system, I can unequivocally assure the reader of this woman's lack of candor, and I can state with certainty that she is an example of what many refer to when they coin the adage, "No one breaks the law like a lawyer." I'm not inclined to spend the time on the details that (perhaps) I should, in part because I understand duties like loyalty and confidentiality, but I will say that she was willing to retaliate against me by disregarding her client's requests and instructions - again, a man with untreated TBI who was confused about what was going on during court proceedings. After being ignored for two months - during which time no proper investigation went forward - my husband and I went to her office to try to clear things up and were refused entry; we had relevant information and related legal arguments that she failed to either consider or use to help her client, who became so desperate that he was ready to plead to almost anything (having lost all his assets to a bail bondsman after this lawyer refused to file the associated motion). This woman is fortunate that I also didn't have time to file a State Bar complaint before it was too late to do so, and now she doesn't appreciate that I continue to confront her on matters that continue to have a negative impact on my family.

Jessyca was my attorney and I chose her because she took the time to listen to me from the…read morebeginning. My case was a very complicated one. She quoted me a price and that's how it stayed. She actually cared about me and fought hard to help me. It's taken me six months to even write this , but I highly recommend her if you find yourself in a situation like myself. Thank you Jessyca for helping me!

We have used Justin Milligan twice. The office is very attentive. Whenever we have met with Justin…read moreor spoke with him he was very caring assuring. We felt confident in his hands to get the job done. And he did both times. We are very pleased with both him and his team's ethics and professionalism. They are very quick to get things done for you. We will always use Justin Milligan. Thank you for everything Justin!!!!

Mr. Hubbs handled my case with care and professionalism. The Social Security Disability process is…read moreslow and arduous. Mr. Hubbs and his Legal Assistant Debbie were always there to provide input and to keep me abreast of my status. It was reassuring to know that Bob & Debbie were dealing with my case, so all I had to worry about was to concentrate on getting better. Bob prepared me for the Administrative Law Judge hearing helping me control my nervousness and apprehensions. Bob was extremely well prepared for the hearing. He knew important aspects of my case that I didn't even know about. Bob and his office provided me with flawless representation and I would without hesitation recommend him.

It's been a while since I wrote a review for Bob so it's time to update it. Bob won me my social…read morecase after years of denials. Between him and his Legal Asst Debbie- there was never any lag in communication or misunderstanding. In fact, Bob was always the one reaching out to me by phone, which I appreciate, as I tend to avoid phone calls that make me nervous. If I should ever need an attorney again for any disability matter, I'd call Bob again, no doubt. Thanks Bob and Debbie. Really- without you supporting my case I don't know how this would've played out. I'm much appreciative

I highly recommend Tristar to anyone seeking a professional servicing agent. Tenacious about…read moreserving the defendant (who was evading service), Dennis is very knowledgable about all matters associated with small claims court procedures. He returns phone calls in a very timely manner and emails appropriate paperwork quickly. If you're looking for a sincere, professional and well qualified service to serve documents, Tristar is your agency!