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Ferro Law, PLLC

5.0 (3 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Estate planning

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Family law

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Would definitely recommend Siegel Law Group to any family in the process of estate and Medicaid…read moreplanning. Barry did a great job with assessing my family's legal needs and explained everything very clearly. I was unfamiliar with this process and was put at ease by how knowledgeable and thorough he was. He set up a living trust and took into careful account all relevant family dynamics. The Medicaid specialists Paul and Toby helped me effectively secure Medicaid for my father the first time applying. Toby walked me through every step and truly made what could have been a stressful process into a smooth one. Would not have been able to do it without them! This group went above and beyond - would not want to use any other attorney for such important planning.

I met with Siegal for 40 minutes. I wrote a check for $8,750.00…read more After 2 business days I was called and was told the draft meeting for the Trust I needed for Court was 5 weeks out. I said I will need it sooner than that. I then received a Court decision the next day that made the need for the Trust mute. They then said they moved up the meeting date, which wasn't needed then. So they kept my $8,750 claiming they "did work for me" over the 24 hour period that was "moved up" instead of the 5 week wait. I have nothing. They did no work but insist on keeping all my money. I offered to pay for time spent , they refused. They kept my entire payment. My advice would be to not be as trusting and in hindsight "stupid" for paying up front an entire bill. My problem is I trust people, and this is an expensive lesson that I shouldn't have trusted the Siegel Law Group.

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Eric is a great listener. I hired to help one of my French speaking clients. He invested a long…read moretime working with my client to really understand the problem. He was then able to put together a corporate structure that satisfied the clients tax and estate planning needs. I offer Eric a very high recommendation.

If you are considering hiring this firm, I strongly recommend paying close attention to how billing…read moreand communication will be handled. I ultimately spent over $9,000 for very limited progress on my case. My initial conversation with Oscar was positive and professional, which gave me confidence in hiring the firm. However, after retaining them, communication quickly became confusing as multiple people were emailing me about the case, making it difficult to understand who was actually responsible. From the beginning I repeatedly explained that I could not afford extensive litigation and wanted the scope of work to remain limited. Despite this, the billing escalated quickly and included charges from several staff members for tasks like reviewing documents, organizing files, and internal communications. In the end, the primary work completed was filing a notice of appearance, a motion for extension of time, and an answer with affirmative defenses. After those defenses were filed, the plaintiff submitted a motion to strike them. I was never notified by the firm about this filing and only discovered it myself after checking the federal court docket. By that time the response deadline was already approaching. Because the legal costs had already become too high, I had no choice but to ask the firm to withdraw and continue the case on my own. After spending more than $9,000, I ultimately found myself defending the case pro se anyway. In hindsight, I wish I had remained pro se from the start and avoided the significant financial burden.

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