I never thought I would leave a review for such and old case but I really need to. This firm represented my current wife and I in custody of her 3 children and their father, We met with John Case and Stephanie Wilson who both worked the case for us, and we were successful. Less than one year later, my ex-wife filed suit to extend and increase child support for my 2 daughters. She was represented by Stephanie Wilson who argued the case in court before Dale Penn (Judge) My ex-wife was an employee for child support and had presented many cases to be decided by Judge Penn before this case - they were on a first name basis. I moved to remove Stephanie Wilson as her attorney since it was a conflict of interest as she recently represented my wife and I. She responded with "We won't look at any details of that case" and "Gil Feibleman was presented an award for integrity" or something like that. Judge Penn allowed her to represent my ex-wife Frances. Judge Penn made it clear that he was not interested in anything I had to say even though I had overpaid voluntarily for many years of support. He simply said it "was a gift". He continued to rule for my ex-wife and made the child support retroactive to the filing date of the case putting me $6000 in arrears - even though I had overpaid $35,000 that was deemed "a gift". My oldest daughter wanted to contest and speak to the judge but she was told she could not without her mother knowing - and she still lived with her then and didn't want the repercussions. My younger daughter was allowed to be interviewed by the judge behind closed doors, over my objections. I guess she won the case for her client - even though she had all my information from the previous case and I'm certain that was all reviewed. I would not trust this law firm to be honest in any way, they will win at any cost. Unethical bunch of disgusting losers. This was 20 years ago and both my daughters now realize thier mother is a selfish person and used them for cash - They even refer to her by first name -not "Mom". read more