Although I did not end up using legal services offered by ADZ Law, I wanted to point out that out of the 9 practices that I'd contacted in search of help for a particular legal service, only ADZ Law helped to take some time to respond to my inquires and showed interest in finding out more info from me to ascertain that they could help and once I clarified further about my situation, directed me as to what exactly I needed to look for and why. This is indicative of a practice that wasn't giving me the run-around, which was the case with the majority of the other practices that I'd contacted.
When you're looking for a lawyer to help represent you for help with whatever legal situation that you're going through, if you've never done this before (it was my first, at the time), it is already incredibly frustrating, high-stress, time-consuming, and at the same time, time-sensitive as is, and as such, getting rejection after rejection from each practice you contact, or misinformation, or being hung up on, all of which happened when I had looked for a lawyer in early Dec. 2024, is such a downer and feels like you're going nowhere, like you're just grasping for straws and you end up feeling so helpless, like you just don't matter - even asking a practice to please direct me or refer me to what I need gets no response, so you're even more on your own and screwed.
The reason why I had initially contacted ADZ Law was because I had needed help with having a cohabitation agreement to be drafted and according to their website, it is one of the legal services that they offer. For the record, yes, they do offer this legal service, but for my specific situation, because it had to do more with a testamentary instrument or trust, they explained that I'd need to reach out to a real estate attorney or trust attorney. Thankfully, right around the same time, I fortunately had received confirmation from the person that I reside with that the issue I was going through was being resolved as their trust attorney was contacted and a draft to be approved was mailed and ultimately, towards the end of the month, the final draft was notarized and the living trust was changed. read more