My experience was not what I expected:
My experience was not what I expected, my first attorney assigned to me, was a complete idiot and just about kept me from ever seeing my children. But GoldbergJones came through and reassigned me to Dan Lannon, who was not only on the ball and fighting for me, but was very personable and a friend at a time when I was needing all the support and guidance I could get. I would recommend using GoldbergJones to anyone I know, because I feel they are honest and very knowledgeable and even if you have a problem they wont leave you hanging, but actually help you.
by KevinK1236 on June 13, 2012
Scott did a fantastic job helping:
Scott did a fantastic job helping guide me through a very stressful time. Timely response, professional yet personal demeanor. I would highly reccommend Scott's services.
by lakar on March 21, 2012
I interviewed two attourneys before choosing Scott:
I interviewed two attourneys before choosing Scott. He showed the interest and compassion that I needed while going through this life changing process. Scott always made time and was prompt in answering all my questions and listening to my concerns. In the end I think I came out as well as one can in a divorce . I was very pleased. Thank you Scott.
by alem on March 08, 2012
Consumer Beware:
I want to always be fair and try to find something positive when dealing with reviews. However, think twice before hiring this firm. They quoted me approx $1700 for uncontested parenting plan for my son. Cost us $4000! When I complained to the intake attorney, his response was that my son's plan was not an uncontested plan. I'm not sure what his definition is. My son filled out the form, his ex-girlfriend signed the plan. The attorney figured the child support. The experience started with them sending us another man's contract with all of his personal info then a contract for a divorce. Then the female attorney assigned to my son's case lost info that he had already given her and charged $62.50 for the email back and forth to get info she had. There was probably 4 or 5 exchanges with around 2 to 3 short sentences (about 2 min to read). My son even commented to her that it he didn't mean to be rude but that he was aggrevated because he knew he was being charged for the exchange. When we thought it was over, she forgot that he had to take a parenting class. My son did that. Next, he took half a day off to compete and file the plan , and was almost to the courthouse when she called and said that she forgot that the county he lived in required a background check. So he lost worktime for nothing. She graciously didn't charge him for that. For emails that in total took approx 20 to read (really less), he was charged for hours. She charged 2 hours at courthouse when my son says that she was late and unprepared. He said that they were finished in 1 hour. BTW, this firm charges $200 an hr. When I concluded sending my grievances, the attorney looking at my complaint asked why I did contest the charges earlier. I did! I called at least twice and spoke with office staff and left a message with the female attorney. I could go on about the unnecessary and questionable charges but won't. After I did some research on the computer, I found that you can do a simple parenting plan a lot cheaper than what we paid. The attorney was mediocre at best. The plan took an extra month and a couple thousand dollars more than necessary. The reviewing attorney defended my son's attorney's mistakes by saying that the counties have different rules. Well...that would be fine for $50 an hour but for $200 an hour, YOU should know the rules! Again, from the initial contract on, this firm is one that you want to AVOID!
by Toyia Urbaniak on January 15, 2012