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    Garmo & Garmo - Garmo & Garmo, LLP, located in downtown El Cajon, CA

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    I don't believe Freddie was honest with me…read more I spoke to Freddie about my commercial lease telling him I wanted the building reconveyed back to me because my ground lease had a clause the structure would be maintained. I told him my lease had an arbitration clause and that I wanted to go to arbitration because my lessee violated the clause for not keeping up condition of the property as it fell into a lot of disrepair. I forward my lease, letters and other documents. When I came for the meeting, Freddie and his litigator said I wouldn't win at arbitration because either all the repairs would be made before and the arbitration board wouldn't find in my favor for lack of maintenance as it isn't enough of a basis to justify reconveying the building back to me. Freddie said he has been doing law for over 30 years. I've been around hundreds of attorneys. Anyone practicing law for this long knows the answer to what I wanted at the time of initial contact. Freddie knew when I called I wouldn't be able to win at arbitration. But instead, he took my $5,000 deposit, charged hours of time from it, then disclosed to me what he already knew from the beginning when I came for the appointment. He could of just told me up front what he already knew. He returned $3,500.00 reducing his $2,000.00 original charge, but I think there was inducement fraud in my view. I emailed to justify my position, but Freddie didn't acknowledge my claims even when we spoke on the phone. I don't think he is honest or has good communication skills.

    On Wednesday November 20, 2019 at approximately 1:30pm, I contacted this law firm via a form on…read moretheir website. I informed them that I was interested in a free consultation to discuss my rights as a tenant and the issues I'm currently experiencing. I have yet to hear from them. Not a phone call, text or email. Either they're so busy with cases or they're not involved with tenant law any longer. Right? I mean, what's the reason to not contact someone interested in your services? I wouldn't know, as I haven't heard from them. First impressions are everything and your silence speaks volumes. I'll find a firm that wants my business.

    Jennifer Feehan Licensed Professional Fiduciary

    Jennifer Feehan Licensed Professional Fiduciary

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    Jennifer was a delight to work with. She helped us navigate through a difficult financial…read moresituation with our brother-in-law. He had a massive stroke at 61 yrs of age, with no trust, a two month old child and a wife who spoke little English and no access to any financial accounts. She patiently worked with us as conservator of health and managed some mismanaged financial accounts, with risky investments. She is extremely knowledgeable about finances in general and truly has the client's best interests at heart.

    From the owner: Jennifer Feehan is a California Licensed Professional Fiduciary. She owns a private fiduciary…read moremanagement firm dedicated to helping with our clients' day to day estate management in accordance with the terms of the trust, will, court orders, state laws or fiduciary standards of practice. Who Needs a Fiduciary? An individual or Trustor may hire a Professional Fiduciary in order to avoid burdening family and friends with his/her care and financial management when they feel they are not able to do so anymore themselves. Additionally, in the event of incapacity or death there may be no family or friends around to handle these matters, or the duties required may be beyond the skill-set necessary for prudent administration. Further, in the event of conflict families may seek out or a court may appoint a Private Professional Fiduciary to intervene as a neutral third party to preserve the estate assets. We specialize in: Conservatorship of the Estate and Person (as Conservator) Court & Trust Accounting Estate Administration (as Probate Administrator) Guardianship Ad Litem Guardianship of the Estate Medi-Cal and SSA Benefits Qualification Power of Attorney for Finance Representative Payee Special Needs Trust Administration (as Trustee) Trust Administration (as Trustee) Trust Protector Appointment

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