We needed an expert in elder law to help my Mom with items like power of attorney, living will,…read moreetc. and had no idea where to start. Dan Parri was referred to us, and I cannot say enough nice things about him! He drove from St. Pete to Tampa twice; once to meet with Mom in person and once to bring her the documents to sign. He even checked with his contact in the Pinellas VA office about Mom's denied VA pension application and helped figure out what we did wrong, as well as gave us the info for Hillsborough County so we can appeal. Dollars and cents: He was EXTREMELY affordable. Genuinely nice guy, knowledgable, helpful...everything you would hope for in someone assisting your elderly Mom!

I'm dealing with an urgent commercial litigation issue and reached out to Zoecklein Law over the…read moreweekend. Brice Zoecklein, the firm's managing attorney, replied the same evening - on a Saturday - and immediately got the process moving. That alone told me a lot about how this firm operates. Miranda, the intake specialist, was excellent. She was warm, understanding, and pushed things forward quickly instead of letting them sit. I had put together a case file of more than 60 pages - Sunbiz records, county clerk documents, and court filings - and sent it over. Two days later I spoke with Charles. He had clearly done his homework and read the entire file. His counsel was sound, his read on the situation was honest, and his recommendation was fair rather than self-serving. Responsive from the first email, and genuinely prepared by the time we spoke. One of the best experiences I've ever had with a law firm. Highly recommend.

I love this law firm... they sent out the "letter" today and so it begins.. thank you to all the…read morekind people. Michelle, Kaitlin, Jacob, Charles... its like family to me now.

We contacted Philip Weylie after someone slammed into the back of the car while at a complete stop…read more It's difficult to know what steps to take without professional help, especially when your in shock of what just happened. Philip assisted in everything, even down to arranging the rental car. He definitely alleviated the stress for us! I highly recommend him if you need legal assistance. He is amazing at what he does. Thank you for all of your help.

Great Guy! Genuine and efficient. Had him do some work for me and he works at a good pace and gets…read morethe job done. Nice guy and easy to communicate with. Highly recommend.

Charles was empathetic and great to deal with. Very thorough and professional. Will use him for any…read morefuture need as thank you from me and my mom!

Charles Malloy has been our family attorney for several years. He is always knowledgeable, straight…read moreforward, and honest. Charles has helped us with a family trust and Wills. He always does a great job, and we would highly recommend him. Thank you, Charles!

Mr Tenney is a wonderful Attorney. My family has been working with him in a child custody case. He…read morehas been a saving grace. And speaking of Grace, that also happens to be his assistants name. She is lovely. So helpful and always on top of everything. They both are. We live in California and my son hired Marc to help with his custody case in Florida. Things are way more difficult and there are many more obstacles when you are 2500 miles apart. Marc made things so much more bareable. He treated us all like we mattered and he was fighting for my Grandson to be able to come to California and see his family. Without Marc I strongly believe that we still wouldn't have seen him. Thanks to Marc he finally got to come last month. He is 5. He was thrilled, he actually cried happy tears. If you are looking for someone who understands that entire families are affected by custody battles then Mr Tenney is a good match for you. The man has the patience of a saint. He fights fair for you and doesn't stoop to the level of opposing council, by slinging insults and rude inappropriate comments in front of the judge and mediator. Good for you Marc, you are a man of integrity. This Grandma is forever grateful for you - Angie

Worst attorney. If I could give negative stars I would. He spent almost 10 k over the retainer a…read morepaid him, never mentioned it and slaps me with bill. We never even went to mediation or court. Cant imagine the price of mediation or a court hearing. He drug the case on sucking money from me. Ask him for a bill weekly !!

Phillip organized all the documents I needed to have prepared before giving birth to my daughter…read more Having a health care surrogate, my living will, and my will really helped put my mind to ease before, during, and after I gave birth. I highly recommend his professionalism and prompt service to anyone needing estate planning.

I would not recommend Jarica Cairns as a Guardian ad Litem…read more I waited years to write this. She is no longer involved in our case, and enough time has passed that this is no longer a question of opinion. It is a question of what happened. My issue was never that she questioned me. A Guardian ad Litem should question both parents. My issue is that her assessment rested on a prediction about the mother I would become, and the prediction was wrong. Their father and I were together about nine years. I had always been the children's primary caregiver and had left my career to stay home and raise them. Our separation happened during an extremely serious situation involving allegations concerning one of our children, with DCF involvement, a forensic interview, law enforcement and a criminal investigation. I was advised to leave our home with the children. I moved in with family in Pinellas County and started over with nothing. Through all of it, I facilitated my children's relationship with their father. Phone calls. Supervised visitation. Driving back and forth. Schedule changes, extra time, extended visits. There was even an occasion when court intervention was required to have the children returned to me during my own parenting time. As I understood her assessment, none of that mattered, because I believed my child. Her recommendation gave their father roughly 70 to 80 percent of the parenting time and would have moved the children from a school rated around an 8 on GreatSchools to one rated around a 2. Facing that, I agreed at mediation to give up more than $28,000 in accumulated child support in order to reach 50/50. I was on Medicaid and food assistance at the time. I had put my savings and my retirement into that family. I gave up the money because equal time with my children was worth more than any amount of it. I also agreed to his terms for what that 50/50 would look like. I had the children through the school week. He had the weekends and the summers. I got one weekend a month and two weeks of the summer. I carried the school year, the mornings, the homework, the supplies, the clothes, the appointments and the meals, and saw almost none of my children's time off. I accepted that for two years so they could stay in their A rated elementary school. They were not happy about never having a day off with me. Neither was I. But the alternative was moving them to a worse school in order to see more of them, and that was not a trade I was willing to make. So I gave myself a deadline. I had until middle school to rebuild my career far enough to move within ten miles of their father and get my children into the best school I could. I did it. Here is what the years have shown. I maintained 50/50. I kept my children close to their father and made them available to him consistently. They attend an A rated school about ten miles from his home. I rebuilt my career and am now a Vice President of Marketing and Operations, and I have supported my children without receiving child support. What I believe about my child never changed. Not once did it stop me from supporting their relationship with their father. I gave up the money, the calendar and years of my time with my own children to protect that relationship and their education, and I have never asked for credit for any of it until now. Every concern in that recommendation was about what I might someday do. I have now had years to do it, and I did the opposite. A Guardian ad Litem decides where children sleep, where they go to school, and how much of their childhood each parent gets. That is an extraordinary amount of power to exercise on the basis of an assumption. Any parent facing an appointment should understand that the record you build may matter less than the story someone has already decided to tell about you. Mine did not match. I would not recommend her.

terrible !!! if I could put 0 stars I would. No communication after they got paid…read more I had simply enforcement case, was told it would be filled in October I waited until Dec 31st no return email, no return call I had to hire another lawyer & they kept my money!!! Do not use this law firm