First, the young gentleman in the picture is not Mr. ROME. Mr. ROME I would estimate to be in his…read more70s maybe 80s. I was very specific in my instructions as to what I wanted his services for. He in turn would not or did not follow my instructions. I terminated his services.

From the owner: Alan S. Rome, Esq. is practicing law since 1974 (currently in Montpelier) and has over 47 years of…read moreexperience in Family Law and related legal activities. Browse the details of Alan S. Rome, Esq. to see if it is a trusted Family Law attorney with perfect skills and positive reviews from clients. To make the best and most responsible decisions, take a look at education, experience, Bar information and peer reviews of this lawyer. When checking an attorney named "S.", do not miss referrals from friends and family. If you have enough information and would like to arrange a personal meeting with this attorney, you can use the phone number 802-479-8990 or other contacts (email, contact form, chat) and make an appointment (initial consultation) at 159 State St., 05602-3301, Montpelier (look at google map).

I have been working with Amy for the last 16 months as I defend my divorce case. She has been…read moreexcellent and always brings some humor to very difficult situations. I recommend her for anyone that is in need of an attorney for divorce. Dan S

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Yurong Ren, DPT, at the Granger Rd. site: During my third session, I admitted I had not done the…read moreexercises. She proceeded to hassle me to give reasons, and they were never enough. Abusive. She spoke sternly, with an angry expression, and kept repeating that I was "disrespectful," which I took as a cultural quirk.  She is not a native speaker of English but must have taken it when very young. It's the finer points of words she missed. I am not "impatient" (her note). I barely spoke, except to repeatedly request her to repeat her instruction because I could not HEAR her speaking several feet from me, not increasing her volume any that I could detect. I am certainly not "aggressive" (her note) -- a very loaded word. I do get easily annoyed, and that started right off when I asked for a copy of the last exercises and she would not do it. I had hoped for a "bad start, let's move on" ending. She made it known she cracked the door for others to hear, like I'm a threat??? I could barely walk nonstop for 3 minutes in a prior session. Ha!  I should have walked. She disengaged with my exercises, stopped counting reps. She pushed me to go to the 1311 US 302 site. I refused because it is a much more inconvenient bus route to my home. At the end, she dismissed me as a patient, which I do not know whether it was to assert power or to make sure the practice got a payment if I had walked in the first 15 minutes instead.