DV case: was told to bring digital files to court and that a flash drive would be sufficient by the…read morepeople at the front desk. They are wrong, the commissioner said no. Luckily I had my computer with me. Don't expect to easily navigate the system when seeking justice and certain don't expect them to protect you if you are in reasonable fear of your safety. If you're reading this, I might be found dead some day because of my abuser. Stalking victims are not taken seriously, seek an attorney if you can afford it.

The courthouse building itself is fine. There's a decent amount of parking, the restrooms are…read moreclean, getting through the metal detector and security scanner at the entrance is quick and not overly invasive, and staff are polite. Having said that, no one visits the courthouse just for kicks so my review has to include my reason for being there (over and over and over again)- jury duty- and that's why there are three stars missing. Even with pandemic precautions, this process feels remarkably inefficient and inconsiderate of the time, distance, and effort involved in doing one's civic duty. It took four visits to the courthouse before I finally learned I wouldn't be assigned to a trial and two of those visits seemed entirely pointless. For one visit I filled out a form that I easily could have completed online if it had been available and then was told to come back the next week. For my second visit, I sat there for a while and was then told to come back four hours later. In a pandemic, I am not sure why those two unnecessary visits couldn't have been streamlined. There's also minimal information provided while you're in the middle of this process so you have no idea if your life is now a Kafkaesque Groundhog Day of fruitless courthouse visits or if these trips have an end point. When I asked a clerk, she replied "It's up to the judge." Speaking of the judge, he was pleasant and engaging and the bailiffs were friendly and helpful. Once voir dire (vwär dir, folks, please) began on my third visit, it all actually became very interesting though I felt awful for the folks having to answer brutally invasive questions in front of a room full of strangers. I also felt bad for myself for having to sit in a room with several people who hadn't mastered mask-wearing and had their masks below their noses. Overall, I think the individual people in the system are doing their best to keep the system working within highly abnormal conditions but the process is antiquated, inefficient, and, in a pandemic, risky.

In my opinion, Christopher Pallone is an awful judge. I found his attitude condescending, cold and…read moreinhuman. He denied me the right to traffic school when I'm an unemployed single mother of a 3 year old. I'm not sure why he denied me the right to traffic school, what difference it makes to him, when it makes a big difference to me. I wish people would treat each other like human beings, but I did not experience that with him.

Great experience here today. Came with a friend who needed the service the day before T Day and…read moreafter a phone call and an automated text response got an appointment 2 hours later. Not only did the female owner notarize the document also made free copies of multiple pages, was very helpful as to general info in town and in short got the job done efficiently and with charm.

Very accommodating! Excellent services provided!! If you need document(s) notorized I highly…read morerecommend them

Had a phone consultation with Danny. I had no idea of what I really needed. Danny was straight to…read morethe point and provided me with the proper direction in order to get my forms completed in moving forward. I would use the company again for sure!

Pretty bad, I cannot recommend this service. Had to pay in full for services before services were…read morestarted. That should have been my first clue this was not going to go well. When I had trouble signing eForms, I was berated for not following instructions even though the instructions were not clear. Then was told to pay the forms filing fee, which I did. I was then told forms were filed only to later discover forms were not filed and required additional documents, that I was only made aware of when I requested an update. I then requested to cancel services and was reimbursed for the court filing fee. When I requested partial payment of the initial payment because services were not completed, I was greeted with the following message: Danny I will reiterate my position in you reviewing our contract in relation to refunds. Ultimately, you chose to not proceed with the guardianship. Your threat of leaving a negative review on Yelp as a way to get a refund is not well taken and I will explore any and all legal options available to me in response to your conduct if you choose to follow through with this threat. Rose So who's threatening and harrassing me. The purpose of Yelp is to post reviews. I will include your message in my review. I also have legal recourse. Please don't message me again. Unless it's to give me a refund.

We had, We the people set up our living trust. Everyone there was very helpful and made us feel at…read moreease knowing that our affairs would be taken care of. Thank you to everyone at, We The People.

Our family has been coming to We The People for various legal services.... The service and…read moreknowledge of various legal services from LLC, Trust, Conservatorship, etc. to name a few. Christina is amazing in her profession and client centered. I will be returning when I need another legal services.

Just completed my mom's Trust with them. They guided us through the process nicely and were very…read moreresponsive to our questions both in person and via email. Cassandra was excellent helping us finish off the paperwork and get it signed and submitted.

We have been using We The People for many years and for various legal actions from trust,…read moreconservatorship to establishing a LLC... Christina is amazing in her knowledge and customer service... She is always ready to explain complicated legal concepts. The price of our legal transactions is well worth the money and at competitive prices.

The lady was nice and came to my workplace to the notary work because we were in a rush. But she…read moremessed up on the form and the Secretary of State didn't accept it. When we asked for a refund first she didn't want to help us at all with the $60 we payed. Later she was willing to gives 20 dollars back but it ended up being to complicated she didn't wanna do it the easy way. So we said forget it ! Disappointing experience unfortunately.

Diana is a courteous and efficient Notary. Great fast…read moreservice, knew exactly what we needed at an affordable price Thank you Diana we will use your services again

we met w Andrew, esq., thru zoom. He that's very helpful in laying out some strategies as well as…read morepossibilities for us to navigate both an APS report and hospice care and obtaining a higher level of care while maintaiNing his dignity. Since then my father has been hospitalized and admitted so I am at a new crossroad. I will not hesitation contact Elder Llaw again for advice! Thank you

Called and left a message with the intake team requesting for help for my elderly mother and got a…read moreresponse later that same day. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Mark is very knowledgeable about the law!! He knows codes and etc. very helpful and truly able to…read morehelp! Marks background of having phd in sociology also helps a lot of his clients. I am blessed to have found his help. Thank you 'Mark!

Mark was the biggest help. I struggled for nearly a year with multiple rejections with my…read morepaperwork. He got it completed and finalized in a matter of a couple months. His prices are beyond reasonable for the efficiency of his work. I really did not understand what I was doing trying to get the paperwork done myself. He was also very communicative and reassuring during the whole process. If you don't want to waste time or money, then definitely go with Able to Help.