I highly recommend the Heather Law group and give five stars. Heather's assistants Emily and…read moreVictoria are very knowledgeable and when contacting them for help they give replies to questions very promptly. They are well organized. They give you all the choices that are available to you through their office. It starts out by completing a questionnaire which gives an outline on needed info to complete your document. Then you have an initial meeting with Heather to discuss your specific needs. Then the specific info is legally recorded and finalized and verified in a last meeting with Heather. Unfortunately, my wife passed away recently and my deed to the house was transferred to me without any problems having to deal with the county. Heather handled everything. To protect your estate from probate is something a majority of people do not realize the importance of, and Heather is the perfect lawyer to guide you through it. James Ireland

Heather was outstanding! I reached out for a second opinion on my trust administration after…read moreanother attorney told me I would need to go through judicial court. Heather was extremely professional, knowledgeable, and reassuring. She helped me explore creative alternatives that allowed us to completely avoid court, saving me a substantial amount of time and money. I highly recommend Heather 10/10!

My wife and I recently had our Living Trust prepared by the one and only The Trust Brothers in…read moreCovina. After delaying it for a while and reading their wonderful reviews we met with Ryan and Rory. They both made the process so easy. After preparing a checklist and our initial meeting, they both explained every item in detail and every step throughly and it was done easily and quickly. They are both very professional and the nicest most down to earth people you will ever meet. We are very happy and highly recommend them. Mary and David.

If you are in the market for a trust estate, stop your search here. These guys are the absolute…read morebest in class duo I have ever had the privilege of working with. I have worked with many professionals in many different industries from all walks of life and these guys were amongst the top three. Not only were they extremely patient and insightful with my parents (whose first language was not English by the way) they were extremely knowledgeable in their craft. We were able to complete two separate trust estates as well one life estate and everything else you would need to get that peace of mind when preparing your family for the next chapter. Not only do they set you up with a trust estate - they also handle wills, power of attorney, medical directives and virtually everything you need for end of life planning. Best of all, it's all included for one flat fee. These guys are very well-versed within state and federal statutes, and they're also amazing tennis players as well! I would trust them not only with my family matters, but a handful of other items as well. I would definitely recommend anyone that's ever looking for any type of trust estate to give these guys a call. The kicker is - they're the best price in town!

David Grigolla is the most unprofessional lawyer in the field of family law . I made a very bad…read moremistake using him to handle my divorce case . He took my retention deposit , and did not inform me of how the case was proceeding . I never got copies of the paperwork that he filed with the court . He cost me a lot of extra time and money because of not following up on the case . I had to make several trips to the courthouse to find out the status of my case because he would not tell me why things were being delayed. He made several mistakes on the paperwork that he filed causing the delays with the court . This cost me an extra 4 months of time to get case closed. Not only that , he charged me $450 an hr. to fix all the mistakes he made on the paperwork. When I would confront him with the information that I would get from the court he would get pissed off . If you are looking for a Family Lawyer to represent you I would advise you to use someone else , he cost me a lot of extra $ , time , and stress by handling this case . I was very disappointed with his services . I wish that I had read his reviews before I hired him . He has done the same with others that hired him .

Attorney David Grigolla may be the most unprofessional "professional" I have ever encountered…read more Mr. Grigolla repeatedly missed deadlines filing paperwork with the courts and it ended up costing us big time. His inattentiveness to detail when filling out standard court documents set us back several times, and he never provided them to us for review in a timely manner, as he would promise to do. When it came down to business, he always seemed to be a step behind the opposing counsel. I'm not sure if he is over litigating and has checked out of his job mentally in anticipation of his retirement, but if you are looking for a family law attorney who cares about the client and is on top of things, please AVOID "Attorney" David Grigolla at all costs.

Not sure. Left a voicemail. No return call. Called three days and it always immediately goes to…read morevoicemail. Who knows.

Elizabeth represented me as my divorce attorney 9.5 years ago. She is no nonsense, gets the job…read moredone and extremely compassionate. I told her exactly what I was looking for and she did just that. She is honest and gets the job done thoroughly,

My Attorny Dan helped me and is still continuing to help me thru this hard time. He know his stuff…read morehes calm and collective so makes you feel more relaxed and less stressed out. He is very efficient and easy to get a hold of. I ask alot of question and worry way to much so I appreciate him being very patient with me and my case. So you your looking for someone I highly recommend dan !:) So agian thank you for all your help Dan G.N.

Somebody knocked at my door earlier this year, and the last I expected was to be served with…read moredocuments from the court; I was being sued. I immediately got in touch with Arbat A Law Corporation, which was recommended to me by a relative of mine. Arbat took on my case right away and their team demonstrated professionalism in every which way. From the start, through e-mails and over phone calls, every piece of documentation that was written for my case was explained to me very clearly, and every single question I had was also answered in a language that was easy to understand. I could not say enough about Deian and Tommy on how they were on top of things; their team met every single deadline and kept me well-informed throughout the life of the case. I trust Arbat to the point that if I need them again, they will come through and that they will do great in order to get the job done. Arbat's rates $$ are exceptional and you can't go wrong with them.

A Child custody case is one of the most difficult things a person can go through; especially when…read moreit's high conflict. It's confusing, emotional and it can be very hard to know where to begin. I saw multiple lawyers before finding Ms Leon. Some had fancy offices or were part of larger firms but by the time I'd leave a consult, I'd feel like I was spoken at and hardly listened to. That was not the case with Maritza. It was clear she heard what I was saying and cared from an honest place. My case was anything but simple but I never felt alone. If you want someone who cares and actually knows what is going on in your case (no matter how litigious of a person you're dealing with) go with Maritza B Leon.

I want to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation for Ms. Maritza Leon. Throughout the entire…read moreprocess of handling my case, she has been incredibly knowledgeable, professional, and compassionate. Maritza not only provided expert legal guidance but also offered a great deal of kindness and understanding during what was a very difficult and emotional time for me. She took the time to explain every step of the process, making sure I fully understood my options and felt supported in making the best decision for me and my children. I truly felt I had someone in my corner who genuinely cared about my well-being and the outcome of my case. Thank you Maritza for your dedication and expertise. I highly recommend her to anyone in need of compassionate, skilled, and trustworthy attorney in family law. Thank you again Maritza for your kindness and for making a very challenging and painful situation easier to navigate. You made a difference, and I truly appreciate you! Best, Ferlie

I hired Kenny Lee to represent me during the preparation of my prenuptial agreement prior to my…read morewedding. Throughout the process, Kenny was professional, patient, highly responsive, and a pleasure to work with. He took the time to answer all of my questions thoroughly and ensured that I fully understood the terms of the agreement by clearly explaining complex legal language and concepts. His guidance gave me confidence in the decisions I was making, and I felt well informed and comfortable when it came time to sign the document. What I expected to be a complicated and stressful process was made straightforward and seamless through Kenny's expertise and support. I am sincerely grateful for Kenny's counsel and would highly recommend him to anyone seeking knowledgeable, trustworthy, and client-focused legal representation.

I went back to the Law offices of Lee and Wong. Bryan was my attorney this time. I am now have…read moreprimary custody of my kids!!! Meetings were straight and to the point. Bryan was able to filter through all of my evidence and pick the ones I needed most. We caught the mother completely off guard and she realized it once he gave her the binder with all of the different exhibits to show. I can't recommend them enough! Thank you guys so much

Attorney Carmella Bombay helped me with a number of problems with my parent's trust before and…read moreafter they died. Without that help, it would've been a big mess, costing more time and money with probate. I appreciated her help so much that my wife and I asked her to put together the trust for me and my wife. We feel much more peace now that it's in place.

I had a need for information on a probate case and reached out to Carmela from San Gabriel Valley…read moreTrusts. She was most helpful and professional even though the trust was in Oregon which meant that unfortunately could not be handled by her firm. I would highly recommend her and the firm.

Donna and Lauren are a top notch team. Donna put together my estate trust documents according to…read moremy situation and wishes. Very professional and easy to work with. I feel great having them as the legal team for my sons when the time comes.

Donna and Lauren provided professional, efficient, and empathetic services when they handled my…read moreestate planning. Easy to work with and quick! I also engaged this team to handle my mothers estate which was complicated. They hung in there, gave the support, provided excellent advice, and ensured my mother's wishes were met. I can recommend this team without hesitation. They are top notch!

I recently called Mr Booth's office seeking assistance related to a subpoena served on me. I have…read morenot done business with his office before but I needed some general questions answered and legal advice on the proper response. Carol, the paralegal in Mr Booth's office, immediately provided the help I needed, and went above and beyond resolving all my concerns the same day I initially called their office. I am extremely grateful for her help and guidance. If this is an example of the service and dedication Mr Booth's office provides their clients, I would highly recommend them to anyone.

Would Zero Star this place if I could. I called in to discuss having my existing divorce decree and…read moreorder enforced due to a school not abiding by California and Federal Law on the Topic specifically US Code 152 title 26 subsection e and its corresponding State Law California Ed Code 49076 Subsection e. I should have expected not a lot from an attorney that specializes in many things which means they really specialize in nothing but the condescending "Senior Paralegal" proceeded to tell me that the laws above do not exist called me out of control and degraded me in other ways. I recommend the if you are a parent who knows the law that supports your position that you do not call these attorneys. Maybe the Attorneys themselves would be acceptable but the condescending "Senior Paralegal" which is like saying the senior car was attendant is a train wreck and would be your worst enemy if you disagreed with her for any reason. Think twice about these people you have been warned. I wanted to update this after The attorneys rebuttal. The Law I am citing is clear. The subsection of the Federal Law references a person between the ages of 18-19 and not providing for at least half of the persons income to be a dependent of their parents plural. The Law does not state Parent singular or Custodial Parent nor does it mention visitation as the attorney attempt to distort the law and make me sound like I do not know what /I am talking about. This lawyer either is ignorant of the topic and is attempting to do what his staff did which is go off half cocked or is completely ignorant of the law. In either case the attorney may be good at Wills and Probate but neither the attorney himself as evident by even a cursory read of the law nor his condescending staff know enough about the law to do anything other than be a danger to your case. All one needs to do is read the special case for divorced parents that the school educational codes are using as a basis for permission for school records. Do yourself a favor and read the law. 26 U.S. Code § 152 - Dependent defined (e)Special rule for divorced parents, etc. (1)In generalNotwithstanding subsection (c)(1)(B), (c)(4), or (d)(1)(C), if-- (A)a child receives over one-half of the child's support during the calendar year from the child's parents-- (i) who are divorced or legally separated under a decree of divorce or separate maintenance, (ii) who are separated under a written separation agreement, or (iii) who live apart at all times during the last 6 months of the calendar year, and-- (B) such child is in the custody of 1 or both of the child's parents for more than one-half of the calendar year, such child shall be treated as being the qualifying child or qualifying relative of the noncustodial parent for a calendar year if the requirements described in paragraph (2) or (3) are met. In reference to the last portion of the special rules I meet the definition of relationship described in Paragraph 2 and it does not say 2 and 3 it says 2 or 3. So with the law that you can not contort in front of you, you and everyone else can clearly see that the federal law that is used as a guideline by ed code to determine if I am her parent clearly indicates that 1 I am her parent and two that both parents are listed under special rules. Now how about Ed Code and other codes in California that clearly state that a child is an adult minor not able tabor a parent unless the child is providing over 50% of their own support? The real issue here is not that you clearly do not understand the law you mistated or that you are trying to distort it so you don't look bad on yelp the real issue here is that without any prompting your "Senior Paralegal" which means senior person who has filed paperwork for a while has a real attitude problem and it started immediately upon my call to your office. If you have recording enabled on the line I recommend you listen to them. Better yet post them and let everyone decide how out of line she was. There was no courtesy no discussion about how I could achieve my rights. There was no kind explanation of why she felt I was wrong there was immediate and swift condescension and near hatred aimed at a person you paralegal had never met. That was followed by a long list of questions that were not relevant to my question which was related to how to get a school to comply with my rights, as a support paying parent, to obtain records. It was a grilling about my relationship with my daughter which is entirely irrelevant. My guess is that your paralegal hates men. Maybe you hate men too but your paralegal is certainly not in the business of having any kind of a pleasant attitude especially if even slightly challenged. So you can write about subsection e being about time a child lives at a persons house which it isn't as seen above and try to take aim off your business but you failed. I recommend sending your paralegal to customer service training.