I was referred to Howard via a very close family friend. My divorce proceedings with a previous…read morelawyer left me beside myself emotionally and feeling betrayed. In addition I had a child with growing special needs that had me overwhelmed. Then I met Howard who turned everything around from the prior judgment, custody, alimony, all of it. He made things right. I can't say enough wonderful things about Howard Lewis. I've never met an attorney who showed more integrity, honesty, warmth and genuine concern towards his clients. He is highly responsive, extremely well versed in what he does and simply put, knows his stuff! In a very difficult time he put my mind at ease and accomplished more than I could have asked for. If you want an attorney who does everything he promises and who genuinely cares about YOU, Howard is the lawyer to call. I would recommend him to anyone and to those who have used him on recommendation from me would tell you the same. They don't get any better than him or the others at his firm. He has only the best of staff. Everyone is WONDERFUL!!!!

I recently went through a difficult divorce. I had originally hired a law firm that sold me a…read moreseasoned attorney but gave me one that had been on the bar for less than a year. After a horrible experience during the first court appearance with that inexperienced lawyer I hired the Lewis & Leeper firm with Attorney Mandy Hebert as my representative. Mandy was absolutely amazing. She showed incredible compassion, perseverance and in the end I received everything that I wanted. She is an incredibly valuable asset to any client that is fortunate to hire her and to the Lewis & Leeper firm. We all hope to find our calling and be the best at it. Mandy is proof of that. I can't say enough good about her. You will have to experience her professionalism to truly appreciate her expertise.

Justin represented me in my recent divorce. My ex and I decided to do the "collaborative"…read moreapproach vs mediation or litigation. Justin was always helpful and direct with me especially when I was upset. He helped to coach me through the process and I never felt like he didn't have my best interests in mind. If you are getting divorced I would start by calling Justin, you couldn't find a better advocate especially for cases that are being done under the collaborative process.

Skylark Law and Mediation has helped us on several occasions. In each case their efforts solved…read morewhat seemed to be insurmountable problems. They were supportive and non-judgmental and their legal advice was spot on. For family issues in today's complicated world, I would strongly recommend that you meet with them in person before trying to go it on your own.

They worked very well when I was getting my divorce. They got me alot more then i expected. Thank…read moreyou Matt and team.

Don't waste your money. Very unorganized and each time an associate left (twice) no one contacted…read moreme to let me know which caused even more delays...Two years later for a very simple divorce with both parties in agreement....just a matter of pulling the paperwork together. If they can't handle this case, can't imagine they would do well with a complicated one.

Julie was great! I hired her to represent me in an A&B case. I've never been in trouble with the…read morelaw before, so finding a lawyer was something new to me. I called around to a lot of offices and left voice mails with someone even telling me they would call me back. No one ever did. Julie's office got back to me that day and set up an appointment to meet the next week. Julie was very welcoming and took lots of notes to make sure she got the gist of my case correct. She was able to work with me on a payment schedule and kept in touch with me weekly via email in regards to what her plan was with my case. We decided to go for pre-trial probation and Julie had written up a letter to the ADA in order to let them know that is what we would like to go for. She kept me informed that an ada had not yet been assigned to my case. The day of the pre-trial conference, she met me at the Court House and she was very professional in letting me know what would be happening. We agreed to a 6 month pre-trial probation with 10 weeks of anger management classes. Due to Julie's work, the Judge ruled only 1 month of pre-trial probation and no anger management classes (which would have cost me around $500), so I am forever thankful for that. I will recommend Julie to anyone!

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Earlier in the year I approached the Denby Law Office for help in creating a will and all of the…read moreother associated documents for my parents. There was some urgency to this as my father was ill. The response from both Attorney Gabrielle Denby and Sr. Paralegal Tricia Denby really helped put our minds at ease. They were responsive and consultative, positioning our options clearly and asking questions in a manner that helped us think through the decisions that needed to be made. They were also flexible in meeting with the family at our home and in a hospital room and meticulous in reviewing the documents with us after they were created. Their approach was both professional and compassionate, which was much appreciated during a stressful time. My wife and I took the opportunity to create documents for ourselves as well. 5-star recommendation without hesitation!

From the owner: The Denby Law Office is an award-winning Family Law & Divorce Firm. We are committed to providing…read morecomprehensive solutions and satisfaction for every client. We specialize in simple to complex divorce & family law matters, LGBTQ/same sex/non-traditional family law matters, child support/custody matters, alimony, prenuptial agreements, adoption, guardianship and wills & estate planning. Get the dedicated personal attention and quality representation you deserve! Call us today for your free case evaluation.

He is stellar lawyer & man. Easy to…read morecommunicate with... puts his heart & soul into his cases Fair pricing Very reliable Expert & highly experienced Highly recommend

Irv Rakhlin was extremely important for me. He jumped in right away because that was what I…read moreneeded. During the process, he helped me understand the difference between what was important to the court vs. what was important to me, and helped me get ready to appear. Then, in court, when things weren't going my way, he was fast on his feet, impressed the magistrate, and saved the day! I was extremely fortunate to have him represent me, and I highly recommend him to anyone else that needs help.

In a word... Irvin Rakhln is amazing! He is everything and more that an ideal attorney should be:…read moreextremely smart, energetic, compassionate, always accessible, able to grasp all facets of a complicated and serious case immediately (as my son's was), and ready to spring into action from the get-go. Irvin doesn't let grass row under his feet, but is at the same time thoughtful and conscientious, carefully planning out the best possible strategy and advising our family all along the way. He also understands the human part that a case involves, and went out of his way to address all our concerns -- though he is at the same time very straightforward and doesn't mince his words nor minimize the possible risks ahead. Our family is and will always be deeply grateful to Irvin Rakhlin for the skillful, proactive and successful way he handled my son's case!

As I am writing this review (all my opinion) - particularly, if you are a man, remember that going…read morethrough or contemplating a divorce will be one the most gut wrenching, betrayal invoking times of your life with vulnerable and neediness thrown in for good measure. You will be seeking help from wherever / whenever you can get it and leaning on friends and acquaintances will NOT be an exception. You WILL need professional help - at least an attorney - most likely a therapist, support group, or other forms of help to get you through this. It will be one of the bleakest times of your life. While you are searching around for local support groups - you come across VESTA Group and WOW this looks like the group of Professionals that will provide you with all you need. They provide free meetings with Real Estate people, lawyers, Divorce Coaches, mediators, etc. - very, very, good - professionals giving up their time to help those who sign-up for the meetings. Each of the professional disciplines are given access to the meetings to discuss what is going to happen in the divorce and how they may be able to help. You are able to discreetly ask questions and the pro's are able to respond to your questions in a text-like manner. This sounds WONDERFUL - and for the most part - it is WONDERFUL and very pro-active support for you. I know with the build-up you are waiting for the "BUT" and there is a "BUT". Realistically, what is happening here is a "Meet and Greet". These professionals are GENEROUSLY giving up their evening hours to promote the services that they may offer to you during your divorce. It is actually a GREAT IDEA - you get to view and hear the advice of professionals and see them - in person (sort of - through Zoom). GREAT!! Unfortunately, we all have to keep in mind that they are trying to "soft sell" a service - which is inherent in what they are doing - and God bless them - they are donating their time in hopes of BOTH helping you and continuing their respectively business. So, let's ask what are the Code of Ethics of the VESTA Group. The following is what I was sent; "Vesta requires all participating professionals to adhere to ethical and professional standards, including confidentiality, professionalism, and compliance with applicable laws and licensing requirements." Unfortunately, doesn't specifically say a whole lot in my opinion. You will have to keep in mind - as mentioned - you are vulnerable and need to continually remind yourself that these professionals are SELLING YOU A SERVICE AS A BUSINESS - that is their job. Can sound like a "Win-Win" situation. Have any of you - reading this- been to an Annuities free dinner or a Trust Explanation free dinner? Well that IS THE MODEL HERE (without the chicken or fish). Nothing wrong with promoting yourself with the soft sell - free conference - free ask questions - free listen - free to leave. Remember - as all business transactions - particularly, if you are vulnerable - wanting to hear encouraging words - promises or accommodations; made verbally - over the phone are subject to the "Did I say that?" RULE - meaning - no matter how friendly, how inviting the deal seems - if it is NOT in writing - AGAIN, it IS SUBJECT TO "DID I SAY THAT?" RULE which means it is not binding or possibly, was never, realistically, achievable. Unfortunately, 'Caveat Emptor'

From the owner: Divorce support, Divorce retreats, Divorce seminars, Separation support, Divorce resources, Divorce…read moreeducation, Social events, Weekend retreats, Divorce workshops, Divorce boot camps