Very nice and accommodating small lawyer's office. Specializes in elder law & probate.read more

Stress free experience. Everyone was professional but friendly. Bailee was wonderful and explained…read moreall the documents prior to obtaining our signatures. I would recommend this firm for all your trust and will needs.

Ian is a very knowledgeable attorney who was able to assist me through a difficult and stressful…read morereal estate situation. He was readily available via email to answer my questions, and provided thorough explanations and suggestions along the way. He was able to refer me to another knowledgeable colleague for some of my more specific questions before providing a great resolution. I highly recommend this firm and would definitely use their services again.

I recently had a house sell out of state and needed a closer here in Jacksonville. Ian was…read moreprofessional and most of all available and helpful with all of my questions. There was a sticky potential tax issue and he walked me through it and gave me advice on how to have the contract written legally to protect myself. He made me feel safe. Ian also helped my boyfriend close his mother's estate. Which was complicated due to no will and a business that needs to be taken care of. Ian handled that quickly and effectively. Probate situations can often be timely and expensive. Not in this case! I would highly recommend Ian and his office to anyone who needs closing, real estate law or estate and probate help.

Went with my daughter for support and to be an extra eye during paperwork for her First home…read more The office was easy to find, enough parking spots, the appointment was one time. They talked her through everything that she was signing and answered questions that she had. She had a "repair reserve" and they released funds as soon as the job was completed. Great place! Very busy too, so hope that gives you a bit of comfort. It's near the Social Security Office. They offered reading glasses, pens, scratch paper, sodas and chocolates. Once signed, they have a photo op room too.

Landmark Title truly goes above and beyond with every transaction I close with them. Their…read morecommunication is exceptional, and they consistently make the closing process feel smooth and well taken care of. Ashley McGivney and Laura Trenado are both incredible to work with. They are responsive, knowledgeable, and always willing to go the extra mile for my clients and me. I'm extremely grateful to be partnered with such a great company and team!

Very professional service, they kept you up on everything and gave you reminders about your…read moreappointments and answered every question you had. they took the time to explain everything and was a phone call away if you had any questions and always called you back when they said they would

My husband and I had a wonderful experience at Three Oaks Law. We were setting up a Trust and…read moretheir fee included all the documents you would need to go with that. The whole office was so patient and kind with us, it was like being welcomed into the family! They were so quick to answer questions I had over the phone and never made me feel like I was bothering them. Great experience!!!

I honestly wish there was a way to rate lower, but alas there isn't…read more So without further ado, here's my review in 2025 after 30 months of enduring the consequences of hiring this attorney in 2022 to represent me in what was a mostly non-contested divorce, with limited assets outside of a few vehicles and a home. I can honestly say that you are better off representing yourself, or at most saving the money and hiring a paralegal to file your case and forms for you. Trust me, you'll be better off for it, and will likely get better service. Because you truly don't get an attorney that will advocate for you, but will gladly exhaust your retainer for every email or phone call he wastes your time and hopes on. Attorneys are expected to be stewards of your rights, your representative, your advocate and above all - your counsel. Providing advice, direction and in many cases argument on your behalf when faced with another (more) skilled and confident attorney. My experience with this attorney was lacking all of the above. But I did get paralegal services. Albeit expensive ones. When it came time for mediation, Mr. Willmott was either absent or sat idly, disengaged and on mute the entire time, speaking a total of 3 sentences to the mediator and none to me. All of the dialogue was between the mediator and myself, which in effect is fine as it was my own case - but I paid him to represent me and provide counsel, to no avail. The duress of the divorce, an exhausting 6 hour mediation and frustration of having what was essentially a screensaver of Mr. Willmott "represent" me, had me commit myself to agreeing to let my ex have majority custody, possession of the marital home and all equity ($250,000+ in 2023) once sold, bridge the gap alimony for 9 months or until the house was sold, and all I got in return was $950/ mo child support due to erroneous calculations and lack of basic figure checking and proof reading of the calculator documents, all of the debt ($75k+) and diminished custody. Oh, and the gift of the ex's legal fees and mediation costs. And I was sold by Mr. Willmott that he conferred with Ms. Fulton - the other party's attorney, and this was as good as it gets. However, 5 months later I negotiated equal custody and forced the sale/refinance of the home by representing myself. Now, 30 months later, I had a reassessment for an equitable amount of child support which is now 2/3 lower (less than $350/mo). All done by representing myself. Please - do yourself and your children a favor. Don't entertain this attorney. Perhaps he may do better for you. But, in my experience, it felt like I was robbed. Not only financially but of peace of mind, confidence in the family court system, and hope. You're better off representing yourself if you're confident and competent or hiring a real attorney. Given his demeanor and lack of performance during mediation - perhaps he is partners with my ex's attorney, or there's an intimidation factor with her being a female? Regardless - this was my experience, which cost me dearly, in effect hundreds of thousands of dollars in equity and tens of thousands in debt and miscalculated child support. If you can gather facts and data, read and interpret basic statutes, fill out and file forms online, and are able to articulate yourself and stand your ground in mediation, represent yourself and skip hiring this counsel. My best

I had a great experience working with Charles Willmont. He is a man, a few words, but incredibly…read moreeffective. He stayed focused, handled everything efficiently, and ultimately delivered excellent results in my divorce. I truly appreciated is no-nonsense approach and would highly recommend him to anyone needing strong representation.

They will take your money gladly & then do nothing for months. I paid them the full $2k on behalf…read moreof someone in December & because he is not the type to be a squeaky wheel, nothing has been filed. I know he's gotten a couple of late night phone calls from the firm but it still hasn't been filed. Every month that passes is more of a delay because you have to submit additional forms. If you do use these people, DO NOT PAY THE FULL AMOUNT AT ONCE! You might have a better chance of them doing their jobs so that way they receive more of the payments. Sacks & Sacks would be sacked by now if they didn't have my $2000!

Overall this is not a fun process but we cannot blame the firm. It requires lots of paperwork and…read moreunderstandably they cannot proceed without all of the documentation. Team has been helpful so far. For me, it's great period of reflection and things to do differently moving forward. Good Luck who ever is reading this, you got this!

Personable, easy, smooth home closing transaction. Will refer to clients in the futureread more

I previously worked with Chris Campion on a few cases and had a positive experience. However, this…read moretime I was referred to Sam Hartieens colleague at the firm, and unfortunately the experience was very disappointing. Communication was poor throughout the case. I often felt rushed to sign paperwork without having all of my questions answered, and some of the information provided to me was inaccurate. It was also very difficult to get updates regarding my case. Phone calls were rarely returned in a timely manner, and requests I made were often not followed through on. In addition, I found the reception staff to be unprofessional and, at times, rude. Getting someone on the phone who could assist me was frustrating and time-consuming. Based on my recent experience, the level of customer service and communication fell far below my expectations. While I appreciated my past experiences with Chris Campion, I was very disappointed with how this case was handled and I would not return to the firm in the future.

Attorney David Pinkston provided no legal counseling. He stated 2,500.00 was needed before he could…read moreadvise me on which chapter 7 or 13 was needed, and 5,500.00 would be needed if I file a chapter 13. According to the Bankruptcy laws chapter 13 fees are included into the bankruptcy. I gave this attorney 500.00 out of desperation hoping to obtain him for 5,500.00 for chapter 13 and when I could not come up with the 5,500.00 fee, he would not return my money. Therefore, it appears this attorney is all about the money than helping people in bad situations.

Knowledgeable, attentive, timely, the best experience over any other bankruptcy attorney by far. I…read morethink his price/value is in line with anyone in the field of bankruptcy. I recommend this business.