First off, Mr. Semeniuk is NOT a lawyer. He is a traffic ticket agent, which is essentially…read moreunregulated by the Alberta Government. Hiring Randy was a huge mistake, as he was rude, condescending, and unhelpful. What was interesting, is the few occasions I emailed him in regards to my case over 6 months from when I hired him, his reply to any of my online questions/concerns would always be "call me." My gut feeling, it;s easier to treat clients like garbage on cell where it is difficult and legally questionable to record the conversation as opposed to proof in emails. Randy claimed that my case received a favourable outcome, yet I have heard otherwise by the Alberta traffic court by phone, and requested a copy of the judgement of my case. Randy has failed to do this, and insists that the courts "always make these mistakes" and to "go to the Courtroom myself" to see. The problem with this, is Randy knew full well that I relocated to another province to care for a sick relative before he delayed my case by 1/2 a year. Randy, it is YOUR responsibility to correct any discrepancies with the official judgement. You are supposed to represent the best interests of your clients, and you failed to do so. Hiring you was the biggest mistake I ever made. $1100 down the drain.

I was pulled over for speeding with a hefty ticket. While my reason for speeding was stupid, Randy…read morespoke to me and gave me advice that helped put my mind at ease. I have been losing sleep over this ticket and he assured me my matter will be handled. His knowledge and his people skills are top notch and he is amazing at what he does. I read about how helpful he is and now I can confirm that from experience. I highly recommend him!!!

Mark is a very knowledgeable and caring lawyer. He makes sure that he does not waste your time and…read moremoney which is practically unheard of in that industry. If you live on the northside or westend and need the services of a lawyer who gets straight to the point without a lot of beating around the bush to drive up your bill, Mark is your guy. He is thorough and efficient and as long as he is available, I will be using his office whenever I require this type of service.

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I asked Amy for some help on 2 different legal matters I'm hoping for. All I got back from my…read moreemail was an email from her paralegal saying essentially nothing more than "sorry we can't help you." No explanation as to why, no possible alternatives to pursue, nothing.

Amy provided excellent service representing me in a recent ligation issue. She is incredibly…read moreknowledgeable and professional in every aspect of law including personal communication. I would strongly recommend her for any legal issues. Ron

Pat and his team are excellent. They are truly the only lawyers I've ever felt were being…read morecompletely honest and making recommendations to me to save money rather than trying to acquire more billable hours. I would recommend them to anyone and everyone.

From the owner: Honesty. Respect. Results…read more From everyday matters like Wills and Estates to Personal Injury claims or complicated Civil Litigation issues, we are committed to representing our clients effectively, with open communication being of paramount importance.

Use these guys at least 4times for Real estate law always professional and very reasonable also…read morelove the puppies you get to visit when signing. Others in family have used family law services . Always recommend when needing a Lawyer!!!

From the owner: Jenkins & Jenkins is a community-minded law firm that has served Fort Saskatchewan since 1983. Our…read moreteam of lawyers are experienced in many areas of law including family law, civil litigation, real estate, criminal offences, personal injury, commercial law and wills and estates. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

I recommend if you use this law firm, to be sure to get a FIRM QUOTE…read more I got a quote of $25 per document (2 Wills and 2 Power of Attorneys) to sign as (Commissioner for Oaths). I prepared the four documents (my wife's and mine) based on considerable research and great attention to wording and I supplied a copy of my Will and Power of Attorney (POA) to Mr. Randy Simpson (the lawyer at the firm). I asked if he could do a cursory review of the two documents and advise of any critical issues and to specifically look at the samples of Affidavits of Execution as to which one he preferred to use. The sample affidavits provided were taken from examples that other law firms used so I assumed they were correct in their wording. I advised that after his review, I would make any necessary changes to the documents, transfer the changes to my wife's Will and POA and supply all documents for signing. At the time I delivered my Will and POA for Mr. Simpson's review, there was no mention that there could be any additional charges applied other than the $100 I was quoted. If it was known that there could be additional charges applied, I should have been given the courtesy of knowing that and an approximate amount so I could decide if I wanted continue with this law firm's service. A week later, Mr. Simpson supplied me with his feedback. He filled in dates, which I was going to do myself when I knew the date we were to sign. He made a few minor changes to wording in two paragraphs in the POA, which I transferred to the POA for consistency. He also supplied an updated Affidavit of Execution for the Will, which I thought should have been included for the signing, anyways. In fact, the wording in the revised Affidavit was not much different than the samples I provided. After the signing of all four documents with witnesses (I was told to supply), I was handed a $420 invoice. This was a huge surprise to me considering the fact that I wrote more than 98% of the documents and supplied all documents for signing. Essentially, the value I received for an additional $300 were some minor wording changes in two paragraphs. When I inquired about standard fees for Wills and Estate at the front desk when paying the invoice, the receptionist told me that Mr. Simpson typically charged $800 to complete an husband and wife Will package (which also included a Personal Directive). The $420.00 invoice I received, hardly seems fair and certainly not reasonable (50% of the value) considering the minimal work Mr. Simpson did to my Will package (Note: my personal directive was not included). I believe in getting value for the money one pays for a service. I'm not opposed to paying for Mr. Simpson's time in reviewing documents, but I strongly believe he could have used better discretion in balancing the charges relative to what he typically charges for a complete Will package. In my opinion, the money I paid for his services definitely does not come close to the value I received! Dave Coish

I have only the utmost respect and gratitude for the professionalism and courtesy extended to us…read moreduring the sale of our rental property. The attention to detail and the advice generously given helped us avoid certain pain and cost. I have since returned to SALLP our wills and are extremely happy with the results.

This woman couldn't even win a family court case against a legal aid tax attorney. If you want to…read morewaste your money and your time. She did not show up to a few of my my court cases and even said that she got into a car accident . So she had Said. As I sat there in court can't believe she didn't even show up. Lost my kids . I free to ask her about it. I'm going to the bar association on her feel free to contact any me. And this is not slander it's a statement of facts.

I hired Doniger to prepare an affidavit and to present this affidavit in court. It took 6…read moreunbelievably stressful weeks to finally get to the point where my matter could be heard in court. These delays occurred because Doniger was unable to ascertain exactly what court she needed to present my affidavit (i.e. Provincial Court or Queen's Bench and jurisdictions issues Edmonton Court or Medicine Hat Court). Doniger was also unable to acquire previous parenting orders that were necessary to complete the affidavit. Doniger also hired a very expensive agent to represent her without telling me first. I didn't give her my consent to do this but she did so anyway. Now she is expecting me to pay for this agent's service. Both the agent and the judge were unclear of exactly what the affidavit was asking for. I was seeking a chasing order to have my children returned from Quebec back to Alberta and nowhere in her affidavit did it mention this. Furthermore, the affidavit was filled with mistakes and it was incomplete as key parenting orders were missing. To make matters worse, she attached a second affidavit to the original on the behalf of my mother. The agent and the judge were both confused why she would include an additional affidavit on the behalf of my mother - this was redundant and it only made things more complicated. Doniger also instructed me and my mother to make the costly and lengthy trip (15 hours return and 1 night in a hotel room) to Medicine Hat so that we could appear in court in person. The agent she hired was confused why we were in Medicine Hat in the first place as he explained to us appearing here in person was completely unnecessary. While my matter was being presented in court I didn't have to comment on anything nor did they need my signature. The court was unable to use the affidavit created by Doniger because it was confusing, contained mistakes, and incomplete and the agent had no choice but to ask the judge to put the matter over to a later date. I paid Doniger $1,500.00 and 6-weeks later she accomplished absolutely nothing for me. Upon my return from my unnecessary road trip from Medicine Hat, Doniger actually had the audacity to ask me for an additional $2,000.00 to revise her original affidavit so she could present it in court. This is when I terminated her services. She also tried to pass the blame on to me by saying that I should have known what courtroom my matter should have been presented in and by saying that it was my responsibility to produce the key documents necessary to complete my affidavit. In a chasing order time is essential; 6-weeks later, I'm no closer to having my matter heard in court compared to the first day I contacted Doniger. My children are now well established in Quebec and the likelihood of having a judge order them back to Alberta are now slim to none. I REGRET HIRING DONIGER AND I WOULD NEVER RECOMMEND HER. If you would like a more detailed account of my experience with Doniger, feel free to contact me at jyzuqe@hotmail.com

We dealt with Beverly Duong for the sale of our condo. She was amazing, helpful and quick.read more

We dealt with Beverly Duong /Associate Lawyer from Worobec Law Offices. I was extremely happy with…read morethe services Beverly provided for the sale of our old home and the purchase of our new home. Beverly communicated with us via email and phone to ensure we were up to date with all information. During the signing of all required documentation, Beverly took the time to explain all the information and answer all of our questions. Beverly was friendly, knowledgeable,definitely and thorough. We will definately be recommending Beverly our family and friends.