Raymond Bryant has gone above and beyond helping me. I cant…read morethank him enough. If you're looking for a great lawyer look no further. He's your guy. He's the only one that would help me when all others failed. I highly recommend Civil Rights Litigation Group.

Although the Civil Rights Litigation Group denied representing me in my case, Mr. Bryant personally…read morecalled me and helped explain the situation I was facing in depth. Shout out to Lilly for her exemplary professional communication as well. Overall I am disappointed that I was not chosen to be represented by this firm, but I can tell they are professional and at the end of the day they did what they could to help me - at no cost.

Cindy has been a strong legal advocate in my Family Law case. I have appreciated her ability to…read moreoutline my legal options and develop a legal approach/strategy designed to meet the best outcomes for our family. I value Cindy's commitment to communication, availability, and her focus on the key legal issues of a case. Highly recommend.

Cory Curtis is a wonderful lawyer! He helped me with a complicated case. He is very caring and…read moremakes sure you understand the complications that are involved in your case. He fully investigated points that needed clarification. Thanks Cory! I really appreciate your help!

I was extremely disappointed with my experience with this firm from beginning to end…read more My first impression should probably have been a warning. When I arrived to pay $4,000 of my retainer in cash--all $100 bills--the staff member handling the payment was unable to correctly count the money after three attempts and ultimately needed the attorney's help. That was an unsettling introduction to a firm I was about to trust with thousands of dollars and an extremely important family-law matter. The much more serious problem involved the handling of my case. Before hiring this attorney, I had already filed a motion seeking to restrict parenting time, and that motion had been denied. I did not hire an attorney to simply pursue essentially the same strategy again. We had discussed that the next filing needed to be a motion to modify parenting time. The subsequent filing prepared by counsel is particularly frustrating. At the top of the court form, "Change" is checked. Yet in Section 6, under "Restrict Parenting Time," the filing answers "Yes" to the question asking whether I was filing a request to restrict parenting time and proceeds using restriction language. That filing was also denied, and I was billed for the work. When I questioned what had happened, I did not feel the attorney took responsibility for what I considered a significant mistake. Instead, his position was essentially that the filing was meant to be that way and was related to my desire to get the matter before the court quickly. Yes, I wanted prompt action. This was a case affecting my child, my family, and my life. But wanting the matter addressed quickly did not change my understanding with my attorney that the next motion was supposed to seek modification and should have been drafted accordingly. In my opinion, this did real damage to my case. It made it appear as though I was simply attempting essentially the same unsuccessful request twice, delayed the modification proceeding I actually wanted pursued, and cost valuable time in a legal matter directly affecting my child and family. Time matters tremendously in family court. This wasn't simply an inconvenient mistake or wasted paperwork--the delay had consequences in my life while the underlying issues involving my child remained unresolved. Afterward, the attorney offered to essentially charge me less for preparing the next filing--the modification I believed I had hired him to pursue in the first place. By that point, however, I had completely lost confidence in the representation. After the filing itself and what I perceived as a refusal to acknowledge any mistake, there was no chance I was comfortable entrusting another important motion to the same attorney. In fact, I had lost so much confidence in the relationship that I didn't even feel comfortable explaining that I intended to replace him with different counsel. I simply told him I wasn't going to move forward and ended the representation. I am approximately $2,000 out of pocket for representation that, in my opinion, left me worse off rather than advancing what I hired the firm to accomplish. Adding to the frustration, I was also charged for work associated with ending the representation. After requesting the return of my remaining funds, I was informed that the refund might have to wait approximately three additional weeks while counsel sought the court's approval to withdraw from the case. Clients hire attorneys because the stakes are often too important to handle alone. I expected professional judgment, careful preparation, accountability, transparent billing, and legal work that accurately reflected what I had asked my attorney to accomplish. Based on my experience, I did not receive that here. I would not hire this firm again. I'll edit this with images later just so that the Curtis firm can't make up excuses or lie to prevent people from understanding my reviews.

Boyle Law did not respond within 24 hours of my online form and email requests. When I finally…read moretalked with them it was me that called. They set up a phone meeting for which they did not show up. They said they were"really busy" three times. They set up a second phone meeting but they did not show up. I don't think they would be the lawyer for me. No respect for my time. It's unprofessional (rude?) not showing up for two mutually arranged meetings on consecutive days. The people who gave good reviews must have been lucky that Boyle Law was not "really busy" when they called.

Bill Boyle and his staff were very helpful and considerate after we were involved in an auto…read moreaccident. They were diligent and persistent in dealing with insurance. We would definitely recommend them.

Very unethical practice. Does not help support families but divides families even further apart by…read moredrawing out procedures I believe for their financial gain. Does not support finality and closure or what's right for the children. Will create a mountain of un necessary documents and orders to charge clients even more money for their services and continue to drag things out. You should probably expect 2-3 yrs + before any kind of resolution even begins.

These guys are just awesome! I had a case that I almost…read morewanted to give up on, thanks to Scardina Law, the outcome was beyond what I expected. Their friendliness can be seen as soon as you enter their office. They handled my case with the upmost professionalism. On top of that, they put some extra money in my pocket as a first time client. If you want a winning team, look no further than Scardina Law

I originally needed help with a sensitive subject. Kelly gained my trust almost immediately. Her…read morecare and concern for my issues was genuine. I felt safe that I could talk with her about almost anything. She treated me with respect. I appreciate that.

Not Recommended: Poor Legal Representation from Kelley Rider…read more I hired attorney Kelley Rider in February 2025 to modify my maintenance and child support due to a significant income decline. Despite initial optimism from a recommendation, the experience was deeply disappointing. Communication quickly became problematic. Responses were limited, typically coming from paralegals who cited Kelley's absence for continuing education. When I addressed these issues in mid-March, Kelley apologized and offered a full refund if I wanted to terminate services--an offer I regret not accepting. The final straw came in early April when I reviewed the poorly drafted Motions to Modify, which contained multiple typos including errors in my ex-wife's name and date of birth (information clearly provided in my original Separation Agreement). The documents appeared to be prepared by paralegals without proper oversight. After the two paralegals apparently left the firm (based on auto-replies to emails sent to Kelley and them), and receiving no response for days, I terminated services. I lost $3,753 in legal fees with no refund, and no motions were ever filed. My follow-up email requesting an explanation for this deplorable representation went unanswered. I cannot recommend this firm or Kelley Rider based on this experience of inadequate communication, substandard work product, and financial loss.

The Trachman Law Center is wonderful. The combination of caring and professionalism is…read moreunparalleled. Being able to provide such a breadth of services with compassion is so refreshing to see in law. I would recommend Trachman Law Center to anyone.

I'm a former colleague of Ellen's and I know her to be an exceptionally hard-working, intelligent,…read morehonest and warm person. I would recommend her to anyone.

I have interacted with Jameson Kearney of Lyda firm for my claim on a parking garage dispute.She…read morehas done that very professionally in a very limited time from my side especially with few emails and within a month I got my money refunded and I am very happy with the service they provide. I was very happy that she did not move the dispute into a small claims court. She is very professional , clear, upfront about the terms ands conditions and overall very communicative. I will definitely work with her again in future if needed. I recommend the services for anybody and wish them all success.

There's no way this law firm is a solid 5 star. After waisting my time explaining to the…read morereceptionist my issue needing Lano to represent me in a hearing. She's making a decision weather he wil take my case or not. I don't know, but maybe they don't want to accept ARAG Members for some reason. I couldn't get anywhere with them, got frustrated and just needed to hang up. NOT COOL!!!