I haven't seen the Doc since I was a kid but my dentist 40 years later says what a great job he did…read moreon my teeth.

Great local family dentist! Located on route 16 near the Holliston/milford line. Highly recommend…read morebut just be cognizant of their hours

I rarely write 1-star reviews but strongly feel this is necessary…read more My husband and I met with Jennifer Deland to discuss estate planning, and the meeting it was extremely unproductive and frustrating. Jennifer requires a $400 non-refundable fee for a consultation fee unless you sign on with her within 30 days - this was our first mistake, but a good (costly) learning for us. First, we sat in a tiny, dingy room that barely fit three as she struggled to find usable space on a whiteboard that was stained with marker. Realizing she couldn't erase the board, she opted to use someone else's faded hen-scratches to "guide" our discussion. She jumped from topic to topic erratically, and our specific questions seemed to throw her off. She repeatedly referenced what other clients have done rather than provide guidance on what would best suit our needs, which is why we were there! We came prepared with a 1-page Asset Summary that she barely read through and asked where our "receipts" were. Why she needed proof of our assets is beyond me - this was supposed to be a consultation. She did, however, pull public records of our home in advance of the meeting. As it became apparent that she wanted us to "pick" an approach and sign on with her, we pushed back, citing that we were in no way prepared to select an approach given our minimal understanding of our options. She then leaned into us and rudely blurted out, "Well, what is your objective?" Stunned, we responded, "to create a plan". The conversation was maddening. After a few unsuccessful attempts to convince us to sign on with her, she said, "OK, let me make one last-ditch effort" (were we buying a used car?) She began typing frantically on her laptop, explaining that she needed to make thorough notes about our meeting and said we'd be receiving a letter with "curt language" in the mail, but we could still change our minds within 30 days. To wrap up, she asked if we had a "little check for her". Sorry, $400 is hardly little. We paid her, took our asset inventory and left.

We were absolutely thrilled with our experience with Kenneth Collinson, who guided us through the…read morefairly complex process of creating a will and establishing a trust for our estate. Ken was incredibly knowledgeable, gifted at explaining complicated concepts and was attentive to each and every detail of the task. We left much better informed about our own estate and financial situation and were incredibly relieved to have finally completed the process, knowing our affairs were in order. Thank you Ken!

This rat-faced ambulance chaser was a bumbling moron in court. He would lose his brief case, ramble…read moreon endlessly while questioning a witness, and exude flatulence at the opposing parties. He was a self important bloviator who would have made even Ted Kennedy appear humble in comparison. Among his publicly veiwable list of bumbles was his motion to the court to find in favor of the Defendant, despite the fact that he represented the Plaintiff in a weak slip and fall lawsuit against the city where his office was located. I think I heard this fossil has retired, so good riddance.

Excellent response and willing to assist i would recommend for your private detective needs.read more

MTS, Who I now know as Milton- is and was exactly who I needed to assist me through an extremely…read morenerve racking situation. He was professional, respectful, prompt and (all the while) kind. He explained every recommendation and step carefully. He made sure I completely understood all aspects of the investigation and the nature of my position-throughout the entire ordeal. I am glad I found and went with MTS We needed TRUST, RESPECT and most of all SOLUTIONS! Milton went above and beyond my expectations. A light in the dark when I truly needed guidance and security. I wish I could give more stars!!

Stephen helped my family create an estate for my Dad. He was very responsive, knowledgeable and…read morecaring. He was so kind to my Dad and helped answer all his questions about the process. I would highly recommend.

Very quick to respond. Very nice person. Very honest. I am happy that I reached out. He seems like…read morea wonderful person.

After spending over 50K in legal fees on two lawyers and losing years of my life trying get terms…read moreof separation agreement settled, I really needed to make sure of my next selection. Melanie did what the other 2 lawyers didn't do. SHE GOT RESULTS! Lucky for me, the third time was the charm. I found out about Melanie Solomon on the Mass Super Lawyers list. I am proof of why Melanie is on that list. Melanie gave me great advice on whether to pursue possible legal action versus just going after retirement funds owed to me. Melanie's only interests and concerns were to do what was best for her client. My case was very challenging as my uncooperative ex-wife moved out of state to Florida and the retirement funds were moved to a different company. Melanie was very organized and kept tabs on my case to keep things moving. She persisted and pushed things along till it's successful conclusion. What stood out to me was that Melanie was a true professional. My case was probably one of her smallest cases, but she cared, accepted full responsibility of my case and I always felt like she was giving me the same effort of her more lucrative cases. Melanie's billing was more than fair and offered great value. My only regret is that I didn't select Melanie from the start. In my heart, I know Melanie would have got things done once, right and the first time. SELECTING THE RIGHT LAWYER CAN BE A LIFE CHANGING AND CONSEQUENTIAL DECISION. Selecting Melanie Solomon will be one of the best decisions you can make.

This girl is the worst lawyer I've ever seen or heard of. She kept trying to get me to make…read morestatements in court that would've been damaging to me and helpful to the opposing attorney who was making up stories. This girl just didn't get it all, and it became obvious that her ineptitude was hurting my case. If a client wants to do badly in court, then they can do that by themselves, without having to pay an attorney to do a bad job for them. She also kept describing herself as "professional" and kept using that word about herself constantly, as if she was trying to convince herself that she is "professional", when she really knows she's not.