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    The Lama Law Firm

    (1 review)

    Our Family had a terrible experience with the Lama Law Firm. We hired them 2 1/2 years ago to help…read morewith setting up a Trust as well as a quit claim deed, which were suggested by them when we explained what we were looking to do. There were many casual conversations with Chiano and Nino regarding what our plans were with this property, which included the option of fixing up and selling or the possibility of building an in-law apartment on the property. He told us no problem, by doing what he suggested, we could either sell or be able to get a home equity line of credit against the property. We proceeded to do as they advised, as lawyer jargon is confusing to most non-lawyers. When all was complete, we went to the bank 6 months later to apply for a line of credit against the house. The bank informed us that there was no property listed in our names for this address. We then found out that Lama Law never submitted the paperwork to the city of Ithaca. We finally were able to get Lama to do this step, after much delay. So we then waited again for some time to pass for the paperwork to catch up. This time, we found out that the way they put this property into the trust, we had no ownership and that the trust owned the property. This topic was discussed over and over prior to our signing paperwork so there was no confusion what our plans were. We then reached out to Lama to fix this and/or modify the trust so the house was able to be either sold or have equity in it. They told us that there was absolutely no way out of this and was extremely short with us on a less that 8 minute zoom meeting. We were able to find a law firm in Syracuse that fixed all of this for us. It took spending over $3500 to do so.

    From the owner: Experienced, Aggressive, Assertive and Knowledgeable…read more We are a family owned and operated firm that has been serving our clients in central NY through aggressive and experienced representation. Our philosophy is built upon protecting each one's rights with zealous and thorough legal representation.

    Welch & Zink Attorneys - Cathy's texts = leaked client emails. Part 2

    Welch & Zink Attorneys

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    UPDATE -- August 2025; I've described the problems before…read more Now I'm posting the proof. * Leaked Emails: The screenshots attached show emails I sent directly to Attorney George Welch Sr. turning up in family text threads. These weren't filings -- they were private client emails. They ended up with the estate administrator, who then passed them to non-heirs. Names are redacted here for privacy, but the unredacted copies are preserved for the Bar and Surrogate's Court. Welch Firm still refuses to respond as to why they were shared * Paralegal Sharing Client Lists: George Welch directed paralegal Lisa Jones not to respond to me -- but she continued corresponding with heirs. One heir then emailed me mocking my concerns and bragging about Lisa's client connections, even listing specific names. This is not "small town overlap"; this is a breach of confidentiality that raises conflict of interest concerns. * Contradictory Communication: On July 2nd, Welch told me his paralegal would follow up the next week. On July 7th, his tune changed -- now I was told Lisa would not be responding at all, and any questions had to wait until the final accounting in October. In other words: delay, deny, and obstruct. * Break-in at my father's home: When I raised a concern about a possible trespass/break-in at my late father's property before the estate home was sold, the entirety of Welch's "professional response" was three words: "Don't have it." These aren't assumptions -- they are in writing. The attached screenshots show exactly what was said and shared. This is not just unprofessional -- it's obstructive, a breach of trust, and a clear disregard for client confidentiality. Total Nightmare

    From the owner: Our attorneys at Welch Firm LLP have been serving the Corning and Bath area for over 80 years. We…read morespecialize in the following areas: personal injury, real estate law, estate planning, business law, and more. Contact us today for more information!

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