I'll keep it short. I was referred by a friend thinking it was going to be worth my while to fight…read moremy dui case. All in all, I would've been better off using a public defender. The first lawyer from their firm resigned from the firm due to mental health issues, no problem there as I understand it's important. I was then appointed to another lawyer who I spoke to a total of two times ( he had vacation and a trial lol). I also think the way they bill is very shady as I review my statements for payment. Ex: I asked to see the footage of arrest and it was sent - was NOT COMMUNICATED ANYWHERE that me asking for evidence would entail an invoice. I don't feel like I was properly represented as the lawyer and I hardly connected as I reached out multiple times to connect. My fault for being lazy and not wanting to look for another attorney once mine resigned. Please do yourself the favor and find another firm.

I had a really great outcome with Josh and Daniel working with me. They were communicative and…read moreaffordable. Definitely contact them if you're in need of legal help. Thanks again guys!

I requested support for a very tangled from Stubber. Worst…read more Lawyer. Ever. We called the Bar and filed a report. Avoid him at all cost.

My family hired Steve Ensor three years ago, and we are still safe and have peace of mind, thanks…read moreto Steve. I was impressed with Steve from the very first time I spoke with him. During our initial consultation, I gave him a general overview of my situation, and after a brief chat, he went above and beyond and asked if he could call me back in half an hour so that he could look at the (very long) official petition and read all the details. When he called back, he had a clear understanding of the ins and outs of a very complicated situation, and we hired him the next day. For two months, he worked with us, and was great about helping us understand his process and prepare for the hearing. This was much appreciated, as it was our first time in court and we didn't know what to expect. When it was time for our hearing, he did an excellent job representing us, and we were so grateful for his knowledge and preparation. He is a smart guy, as well as a straight-shooter - no BS or just saying what he thinks the client wants to hear. We won our case and my family is now safer thanks to his hard work. If we need an attorney in the future, we are definitely hiring Steve again.

I was looking to find a new CPA in the area, after moving here from California. I saw this Yelp…read morereview and was eager to get an appointment with Katrina. I have called 2 times and left voice mails that have never been answered. I also went to the web site and left a request for an appointment.....crickets. I have faith that her work is good, but communication is POOR.

Tl;DR: Use these people, they're awesome…read more In the beginning, there was a W2 for 5,000 hard earned dollars bagging groceries, my father's laughter at my ineptitude at making any money, and the beloved annual date with a nice young thing called the 1040EZ. Things were simple. I was broke. She knew I was broke. I knew she knew I was broke, but it didn't matter. She hung by. Along came better jobs. With those jobs? I got introduced through a friend to the standard 1040. While I'll spare you the cold hearted breakup story of the previous tax form, I'll just say things were still good. I had very few write offs. I still rented. I paid a few capital gains here and there, but I bought and held all 4 of my shares in homegrocer.com...that is until they and their freshly delivered vegetables rotted on NASDAQ. TurboTax to the rescue! Just answer a lot of questions (Still not blind or dead, although for the write deduction I just might be....)....and WHAMO, back to life. It wasn't simple, but it worked. Sine then however, things have gotten...complicated. That damned hussy of a tax form knows I've got some cash to throw around. A rental. A refinance. an actual spouse. Heck, we just had a kid. daycare write offs, mileage expenses. tools. stock losses. stock gains. Time. This all takes a lot of time. On top of that, the more things I had to calculate, the more turbo tax wanted to charge me. State forms. write off forms. Accountant review...I'm getting a headache just writing this. I didn't have a clue if I was actually doing things correctly, as can be evidenced by my expected letter right around June informing me I still owed the government cash. After discussing it for a few days, I asked around and found this wonderful accountant. She Listened to me miss-name virtually everything I said I had. She giggled, told me to provide a host of documents, and off we went. That was 4 years ago. We don't even live in Corvallis anymore, but we'll be damned if we go anywhere else. We use dropbox, e-mail, a couple of phone calls, and do just about everything over the phone. This company knows how to treat a customer, work around our busy schedules, and keeps my relationship with our tax forms from ruining our impacting our relationships with each other every year. No, she's not the least expensive person out there, but in this case, you really do get what you pay for. Go here, you won't regret it.

I started out by asking about terminating my probation early on AVVO with the intent to hire one of…read morethe attorneys who responded to me. Mr. Felling was one of three attorneys who responded to my request for help, and I chose to schedule a consultation with him because he was the only one who offered one for free. From that fact alone, I could tell Mr. Felling really cares a lot about the concerns of his clients. After explaining my situation I knew he would go the extra mile in trying to help me get my probation terminated early in order to improve my chances of having job opportunities that my probation was holding me back from obtaining/maintaining. His assistant, Sara, was delightful and very quick to respond to emails too. The District Attorney objected to my motion for early termination; in Linn County, terminating probation early when that's the case is very difficult. Mind you, I have a very unique and extraordinary set of circumstances that caused probation to be excessively harsh. One of those circumstances was very embarrassing and personal for me. I did not want anything about it to be said out loud in court because of that. Mr. Felling went the extra mile again. He asked to go into the judge's chambers before my hearing with the district attorney to privately share the sensitive information with the judge. With Mr. Felling at my side, I beat the odds and my motion was granted. I highly recommend him if you want an attorney who really cares about you and will go the extra mile.

Bob and Laurie helped me through my Saif claim, they were very knowledgeable and helpful through…read morethis hard time in my life. I'm very appreciative for their help. Thank you guys very much 10/10 recommend.

I cannot express how appreciative I am for Kryger Carlson, PC. From my first inquiry to the final…read moresettlement they were professional and personable. They went far beyond the extra mile to fight hard for my case! From Lisa at the front desk to Laurie & Bob, I am so very thankful I chose them to represent me. I encourage anyone dealing with worker's compensation to trust that these guys know exactly what they are doing!

My husband just got a consultation from Nicholas regarding child custody. He had nothing but…read morenegative things to say about my husband's case. Probably just want to make a quick 200$. Read somewhere that he's a lazy POS so makes sense. Even with all the valid arguments my husband presented, Nicholas beat around the bush and disregard everything. Glad this was just a consultation. We not do recommend Nicholas. First impression was already off.

Jennifer Nash was amazing. She helped me through my custody ten years ago and recently I needed…read moreher. Both times were successful because of her knowledge and professionalism in family law. She was always straight forward and never once wasted my money. She would answer my concerns and questions quickly. She is a lawyer you want on your side.

Nothing better than a good dog or a good lawyer. I've known George for more than 35 years. He…read morementored me as a young real estate broker many years ago and has remained a dear friend to this day. Like that great dog, George will 'show up' when you call. He'll warn you, protect you and guide you. Despite rumors, George isn't retired. He's selective about cases to accept. If you're fortunate enough to have a chance to work with George, GRAB the opportunity. You won't find a better lawyer or a more dependable friend. Thanks, George, for your help, lo these many years!!

We have a disabled daughter and David was able to help us create a will and a Revocable Living…read moreTrust that will ensure care for her future after we are gone. Very caring and thorough. He also helped my brother create his will and then helped us with his estate after my brother passed away.

I stated that I had written my Will but I was concerned with the possibility it could be contested…read moreeasily if I just had the document notarized. I was wanting to have it redone or rewritten. He started ranting that I could put him in trouble with a lawsuit and rambling on about how he wouldn't do this. I was confused and stated "Even if you redo the entire thing?" He started with the ranting again. I hung up as I refused to be treated this way and he was totally unprofessional and or not listening to me refusing to listen when I was requesting. Angry, confused? Who knows what set him off this day.