Professionals Sean Byrne and Loretta Van Zandt came into our lives at the exact right moment and my…read morewife and I feel so lucky to have been able to work with and lean on them during some very trying and unexpected discoveries in our journey to: a) educate ourselves about our legal responsibilities and exposure with regards to my aging father-in-law b) to try to protect and get him some help from afar c) support and guide us through the process of closing out his complicated estate when the unfortunate time came. We knew nothing going into this process except that we would need to implicitly trust whoever we were working with 100% and just hope for the best. Sean and Loretta put the work in, helped us to understand each step and decision along the way, and pulled us throughout without missteps or regrets. No one wants to have to get a lawyer, but honestly having now dealt with more than I've ever expected to have to, no one was more professional or thoughtful or careful than Sean and Loretta. They were our rock, our team, and our lighthouse no matter what we'd have to weather and I'm so grateful for their support and expertise. I learned a lot about closing an estate (real estate and taxes and probate and titles!), but they never made me feel as though I should've known any of this beforehand (because why would I?). Their patience and understanding and empathy was truly above and beyond. If they'll take your care, put them on retainer immediately without hesitation. Best of luck (although you don't need as much when you're with the pros).

While the firm's response states that I was not a client, I interacted with them on behalf of my…read moremother who was their client and who was dying of metastatic breast cancer. I was treated rudely. My mother's revised will was drafted perfunctorily. (Language in it was in the male gender. Had anyone proofread it?) The will had been redrafted from an earlier version according to my mother's instructions, but was unsigned and the firm had not followed up with her to make sure she signed it. As the co-executor named in the will they drafted I called to see if the firm had a signed copy on file and was blown off. Then my mother died and her old will, the un-revised one, became the legal will. The bottom line: her grandkids got cut out of their inheritance. And the firm hit the estate with a bill for revising the old will, the one they didn't follow up on that led to an estate mess.

I would like to share that Mr. Aiken and his assistant, Cathy, are two terrific people. Not only…read moreare they professional, knowledgeable and effective at what they do, but also they are caring and supportive to their clients and client's family members. My son and this family are truly grateful for their continued support as we move through and past the probation process and look forward to a future only possible due to this attorney's dedication and Cathy's care. It has been two years, and they are still as dedicated and caring as day 1. This is a legal group you can count on! THANK YOU and God Bless.