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I have been involved with attorneys my entire life while in my law enforcement career in south…read moreFlorida and additional career in Georgia. I have also interviewed and had meetings with several in the Canton / Alpharetta Georgia area. I can easily tell which attorneys have a line of 'BS" vs those who are honest, willing to help and offer solid advice. Without a doubt Ms Sara White is a true rare find. She and her office replied almost immediately to our requests. It was followed up with reminder emails. Once my wife and I met Ms White in person it was a good meeting taking care of some estate legal matters. Everything was well organized and the meet went flawlessly. She also took the time to look at a document that was deficient in a writing several years prior. Immediately we had her redo the important documents and set up an additional meeting. Without a doubt.. you do your homework , but do not be fooled by these high cost estate attorneys who want a crazy amount of money for the services and almost scare one into what they are selling. For us we did our homework. Some would not even discuss the fairly new 'Transfer of Death Deeds" and were they even knowledgeable about it, probably because it did not bring them thousands of dollars into the law firms business. We "highly" recommend Ms White for her honest services at a reasonable price! We assure you we have tried others but they dont come close to what she offers her clients. A breath of fresh air with our estate needs. We have already passed . on her information to our adult kids and sports partner players.

They were great, responded fast and handled my request promptly. Will definitely use again and…read morehighly recommended.

1 Star -- Extremely Disappointed…read more I hired this attorney to handle the probate of my mother and father. He was paid in full before providing services--something I now consider a major red flag. My father's probate was filed on July 2, 2025. After my mother's probate was completed and her Letters of Administration were published beginning March 18, 2026, I repeatedly contacted the attorney by text and email asking about my father's case. Getting answers was extremely difficult. I eventually contacted the probate clerk myself and discovered that documents were missing and the court had already mailed my attorney a letter notifying him of the missing documents. I ultimately received my father's Letters of Administration to publish beginning July 1, 2026--nearly a year after the case was filed. This delay had a real financial impact. I could not get the deed transferred into my name in time to apply for the homestead exemption before the deadline. When I questioned the attorney about the delay, his response was: "No time tables at all with probate. They take their sweet time." I understand that courts have their own timelines. What I expected from the attorney I paid in full was to monitor the case, address outstanding documents, communicate with me, and keep the process moving. Instead, I had to repeatedly chase him for updates and ultimately contact the court myself to find out what was happening. Probate is already difficult when you're dealing with the loss of both parents. Having to fight for basic communication from the attorney I hired only made it worse. In hindsight, paying the entire fee upfront should have been my first red flag. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this attorney for probate.

Amanda Riedling was professional, friendly, patient, clear, and excellent in her ability to explain…read moreeverything. I even received tutorial videos which helped me understand exactly what actions and information were needed. The whole team was helpful and quick to respond to any questions. Thank you all!

Amanda was great! She patiently walked me through everything step by step. She was very easy to…read morework with and helped me get my trust, etc. set up. I highly recommend this firm!!

I would not recommend anyone engage with this firm thanks to Elaine Levine. She was incredibly rude…read moreand disrespectful with me as I tried to share with her a sensitive legal matter regarding a deceased family member. She repeatedly cut me off as I was talking, asking questions with roughness which I would have shared if she just let me talk. I never even got to state my request. She was so insensitive and I can't believe this is someone that works in family law.

PAY ATTENTION TO THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS OF ELAINE LEVINE TO SAVE YOURSELF ANGUISH, TIME AND MONEY…read more Please take the time to read this to save yourself from needing to pay again for a different attorney. As a doctor speaking, I rarely give negative reviews to other professionals. In researching an attorney to prepare our wills and trusts, I did read the one negative review for this attorney prior to hiring her and brushed it over. It ended up being a perfect synopsis of our time with Elaine. (Most positive reviews for this firm are for her partner, whom we never met). Let me explain our circumstances. We hired Elaine Levine to prepare trusts and wills for out family. Initially, Elaine was courteous and did exactly what she said she would do. She was friendly, supportive and very easy to reach. She responded well to our numerous questions in a timely and efficient/effective manner. UNTIL she wasn't present for the final signing and we were rushed through the process. Witnesses were present and signed each document PRIOR to any reviews or signatures on our part as they were "in a hurry". We raised objections but they were quickly dismissed. We asked for detailed explainations of each document we were signing and felt very rushed. The final wills were never presented for review. We were told by the person filling in (?who she was, she introduced herself once but we never got a clear understanding, ? think she was some kind of assistant) near the conclusion of the meeting that she was in a hurry and needed to go to pick up her kids! Elaine was sick, but had been sick over a week. The practice clearly had time to notify us to reschedule. All for naught; we wasted $3,500 on USELESS wills and trusts that need to be redone by a special needs attorney for our son's special needs trust. Elaine was very well aware that we needed a special needs trust from the beginning and she (copiously) informed us she was NOT a special needs attorney. However, we had no idea of the implications of this (special needs attorney should always be seen FIRST to avoid wasting your time and money). We felt abandoned after our final meeting and then the relationship with Elaine turned hostile when we confronted her with the situation regarding her having to have KNOWN that the special needs trusts need to be done FIRST. Despite our reaching out regarding changes of beneficiaries not going througg and a request to review a brief 2 paragraph letter to family explaining what the documents were, we were rudely rebuffed by Elaine that her services had been concluded. The percentages of distribution to our non-special needs children in the conduit trust was INCORRECT. When we tried to rectify this, we were told in no uncertain terms that our relationship was now "concluded" (ie, payment had been received, I assume) - leaving us with INCORRECT, useless documents. Would definately NOT RECOMMEND Elaine Levine!!!! I should add that a while after everything was completed (we thought), an associate in her office reviewed our file and reached out to say a part of the paperwork was never received. This paperwork was mailed to us and when I called back for further instructions, Elaine got one the phone and was exceptionally rude, stating that since she read my review on line and knew how I felt about her, she wouldn't be helping us any longer and that we could just keep the unsigned paperwork her office sent. She made it clear that she had NO INTENTION of completing our file. She made sure all communication thereafter was terminated. HORRIBLE PROFESSIONALISM!!!!!!! What a waste of time and money!!!! Sickening.

Kellie is absolutely fantastic. I searched for attorneys all over the Atlanta area to take my…read morecomplex lemon law case and she was the only attorney to understand my concern and determine if it qualifies under the lemon law. She was responsive and courteous. I felt heard and seen after speaking with her. She was able to help me understand my rights and the law. I hope to never have a lemon again but if I do, I know who to contact. Thank you Kellie!

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Great service thanks. Check Mr Trai, he helped me set up my Trust for my family. Great value! I…read morewould recommend their intermediate plan.

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My wife and I needed to update our wills and Powers of Atty. Latawsha was awesome. The paralegal,…read more Mason, was exceptionally helpful. Price was right. We are extremely happy.

My divorce went so smoothly it was amazing. They got me the house and full custody of the kids…read more They listened, performed, and got all the results they said they would.

This is my personal opinion and experience -- but if you read other reviews, you'll see many people…read morewith the same type of complaints. I'm keeping this review fresh so others know, in my opinion, the type of people you could be dealing with. This all happened during a stressful time when I wanted to feel like I had a firm on my side, not one adding to my stress. I understand attorneys need to remain professional and not get overly emotional, but empathy matters. A client should feel like their attorney has their back -- not be met with defensiveness or condescension when raising concerns. From the beginning, there was a glaring lack of communication and transparency. I often had to chase answers from both the paralegal and the attorney, and when I did get responses, they were vague, delayed, and unhelpful. I even had to contact customer service just to get basic updates -- they tried to help but couldn't provide clarity. At one point, I spoke with the managing partner about my concerns, and instead of a constructive discussion, I received an email from the attorney supposedly handling my case. Rather than addressing my concerns, she listed her degrees and qualifications -- which, in my opinion, came across less as professionalism and more like a tantrum of "how dare you question me." Basic inquiries about my case status led to additional charges. Most concerning, I was billed twice -- over $500 each time -- for "strategy sessions" I wasn't invited to, wasn't told about, and never learned the outcome of. I was still expected to pay without knowing what was discussed or decided. The contract gave them the freedom to withdraw money from my account with little or no explanation on invoices. The fees felt wildly out of proportion to the work done, indicating a focus on billing rather than client results. I ultimately had to hire another firm at my own expense and received only a small portion of my escrow back. Their response to my original review was misleading -- there was no mutual agreement for me to leave, I chose to leave. They also claimed to have waived fees, which is untrue. They simply paused my case until I paid the amount they were invoicing. In my opinion, this firm prioritizes billable hours -- especially costly, unexplained "strategy sessions" -- over professionalism, transparency, empathy, and follow-through. If I had to do it again, I would make sure I had a clear written agenda for every "strategy session" before it happened, including who will be present, what will be discussed, and how it connects to my case. I would insist on receiving a detailed summary afterward so I knew exactly what decisions were made and what actions would follow. I would require itemized invoices that tie each charge to specific, tangible work, and I would set a strict not-to-exceed cap for any services in writing before they began. And I would keep copies of all correspondence and agreements. Without those protections in place, you risk paying for meetings you never attended, receiving vague invoices that leave you with more questions than answers, and walking away without the clarity or results you expected. In addition to that, I recently went back and read some of the 5-star reviews, and in my opinion, it's hard to understand how others could have had such a completely opposite experience from mine.