1. Martine Law

0

North Branch, MN

Request a consultation

You can now request a consultation from this business directly from Yelp

Services - Martine Law

Divorce law

Family law

Criminal defense

Martine Law Photos

You might also consider

Portfolio From The Business

Sponsored

Recommended Reviews - Martine Law

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

2 years ago

Excellent service and client oriented. Attorneys spend time with clients and do amazing trials

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

Ask the Community - Martine Law

Kowitz Law

Kowitz Law

(3 reviews)

Mr. Kowitz is a down-to-earth, straightforward lawyer who is not afraid to say it how it is and…read morewill fight for your case. From day one, despite my case being very minor (a traffic infraction) he was detail oriented and dedicated. Not only was he very professional in monitoring the status of my case, but he also made sure I was informed every step of the way. His clear communication and willingness to answer all my questions put me at ease throughout the process. He treated my case with the same level of care and attention as he would a more serious matter, which really showed his dedication to his clients. In the end, thanks to his persistence and expertise, my traffic case was completely dropped. I couldn't be more grateful for his hard work and honesty. I highly recommend Mr. Kowitz to anyone in need of a lawyer who genuinely cares and will go above and beyond, while not charging you a small fortune to do so. In addition to his excellent service, he also takes special effort to help family members of veterans and veterans themselves. Providing a discount and other additional benefits through a non-profit he runs called "Bill's Wish". Lawyers can make no promises to outcomes of cases, but if you want one who will treat you like family, fight for your story to be heard, however insignificant or grave the situation may be, consider Mr. Kowitz.

This dude lied to me over and over again. i have proof. My only regret was getting roped into his…read moreBS in the first place. And I have a full record of all the times he fed me lies or bullshit. He never did much work, let alone lift a finger to help-- proof of that too. Just took my money. And lost my case because, in his words, "it wasn't important enough to me." He missed court dates, deadlines and didn't even have the courtesy to communicate with me or keep me informed. I even asked him if it would be best if we part ways but he promised things would be different. All BS. It's almost as if he kept me along just to wreck my case. Showed up massively unprepared to a hearing we had. The judge was embarrassed for him. And when I offered to help him prepare the night before, he said "im Russell Wilson on the 1-yard line." Complete arrogance and smack talk. He talks all about it. Which is ironic cuz his non-profit's logo is "don't talk about it, be about it." He cancelled meetings, cut them short, started talking to his friends/family/other clients during meetings. He once promised to sit down and work through things with me but when I got there, he turned face-- said "lets get this turned in" as if he has spent even a second thinking about my case. I told him we should terminate if he wasn't going to put in any effort and his response was "lawyers can't guarantee outcomes." That right there showed me everything he is about. he believes he is above the law and can't be held accountable. I can't believe the MN Prof Board lets ppl like him retain their licenses. He then told me that if I were to complain about his shoddy representation, he would get me tossed behind bars. I can't believe a lawyer, let alone a criminal defense lawyer, says that to their client. This guy has broken so many of the professional rules of responsibility, I can't even keep count. All the other lawyers I have ever dealt with, at least, had the decency to tell me about deadlines, statutory or otherwise, so that I was free to retain legal services elsewhere without my case getting tossed. It's common courtesy. Im pretty sure it is also LEGALLY REQUIRED for lawyers to do. setting that aside, Not doing so shows a blatant lack of integrity, let alone client respect. Naturally, Travis failed to do even that. That is so messed up I can't even believe his standards for himself are that low. I wondered why he didn't tell me about deadlines. But it's probably because he would have to admit that he failed to inform me of them, or probably missed them and he didn't want to look bad. Again, seems he can't be held accountable. hes all about his superficial image. Not the hard work. I have no idea why he is a lawyer if he doesn't even want to do the basics or be held to any kind of standard. Seriously, take your money and go elsewhere. I had the misfortune of dealing with him. I hope no one else does.

Martine Law - divorce - Updated October 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...