Stay away from them. They are the worst of the worst. You will get minimal, if any legal help. Their business model is exploiting the emotionally distraught. Their intake department will solicit you to become a client. They will pretend to be so nice. They will market themselves, telling you how they know everything there is to know about divorce and how they will get you thru this challenging time like no one else can. Once you sign up, you are not allowed to talk to intake. You will be assigned a lawyer who is a legal lightweight, and a trainee lawyer, and a trainee paralegal. That's right, you will have a 3-person team whose only interest is to bill you. They are keen to know every cent you have, and every bit of credit you have. While you are thinking total disclosure, they are thinking how many assets you have so they can bill you. They will run up tens of thousands of dollars in discovery, when it only consists of you and your spouse exchanging bank account information. For the slightest administrative task like eyeballing a half page email, you might get charged the paralegal's hourly rate if only the paralegal eyeballed it. If both your attorney and the paralegal eyeballed it, you get charged both their hourly rates. The paralegal's hourly rate is between $200.00 and $300.00. So, you can imagine what the attorney's hourly rate is. The bills come every two weeks unless you are on the flat fee model. So, you can see how the costs add up. Even if you haven't heard from them in weeks, you will get billed hundreds or thousands of dollars. They will claim they were discussing your case among themselves. To talk to your lawyer, you must schedule a 15-, 30-, or 60-minute meeting via phone, zoom, or in person. It will often take 3 - 4 weeks to get on your attorney's schedule. And a 15-minute meeting, even if you only have a 2-minute question, is going to cost you the attorney's sky-high hourly rate. And these are typically not good attorneys. If you choose to email instead, the attorney will charge hundreds of dollars just for eyeballing the email. They demand payment of their ridiculously padded bills every two weeks. Their goal is to get you heavily invested in them financially while keeping you emotionally distraught, so that you are afraid to let them go. They show very little interest in resolving your case. They only want to bill you for as much as they can for as long as they can. Run from these people. But if you make the mistake of hiring them, fire them immediately after the first time they pull this type of thing on you, because they won't get better. Remember, their goal is to get you so heavily invested in them financially that you become hesitant to fire them for fear of losing your investment. I wish I could rate them -5 stars. read more