I do not recommend this firm. I also agree with the reviews from Avi and Marie as both capture, in different areas, the experience I had with this service too. Avi and I also were represented by the same individual and unfortunately, this is not anyone I could or would recomend. Despite my best effort in wanting to believe my interests were being comunicated and enacted accurately and the representation I had been assigned was professionally mediating an expeditious settlement, what should have been a fairly rapid timeframe (5 months tops) instead meandered month after month after month. Five ended being eleven, and only came to that after I made the very wise decision to contact my ex directly and ask her why she was holding this up. Well, she wasnt. She had remained aligned with the same mutually agreed to end. What? I thought she was holding it up,she thought I was holding it up. Neither of us were holding it up, what ended up being our final divorce settlement was exactly what had been requested when the process was initiated in 2024. EXACTLY THE SAME. One that should have been mediated and ended in Dec 2024- January 2025 ended instead in June 2025. Infact, the judge in our case requested an emergency meeting in winter 2025, upset and wanting to know what the status of the case was and what was going on.
Now, you might think I am being unduly harsh in suggesting 11 months was too long a time to resolve my marriage. In most cases, this is probably true, however, let me reiterate what had been the request from the start. We (former spouse and I) had been very clear from the very start of ending marriage, what our collective agreed to conditions for divorce. There was no disputed items, none, zero, zip. My ex and I had agreed to end our marriage and neither of us requested anything from the other. No propery (there wasnt any), no finacial support (both kids were out of college) and we separated in 2018, essentially establishing and maintaining our own lives, 100% independent and apart from the other. I had very clearly communicated all of this over multiple occasions to the people representing me. Divorce sucks, that’s just the real truth. Regardless of who or what, it’s an ending neither party imagined when the relationship started. It is very important to believe you have hired the legal support that will represent your interests and facilitate a fair and expeditious resolution to the divorce process. You are at one of your lowest and most vulnerable places when engaging with a divorce attorney, it’s a very sensitive and difficult time. The last thing you want to do is ignore or make light of the quality and authenticity of that support. I would tell everyone reaching out to a legal source for any reason, remember to always trust your gut, and do what you know is right, for you, wherever you might be in the process. And always stay in contact with your former spouse. Don't presume anything, check, verify and confirm. Also, If an attorney insists on phone calls when you had specifically asked for response in writing, hold to your request. Get everything in writing and if that isnt honored, find a new attorney.