I cannot say enough good things about my experience with Casebolt Law Firm. Vic`s paralegal Katie…read moreis nothing short of outstanding at her job. She is certainly the perfect "first face" for Vic`s office! Vic Casebolt makes the law and all its intricacies understood in laymen`s terms, which I definitely needed. I am so grateful for their caring support during our challenging time after my father`s passing. I highly recommend!

Erika is attentive, compassionate and always available. She knows priorities when it comes to…read morefamily law issues and what to focus on. She is professional and listens to her clients and their needs. Exceptional service!

I have to agree with Adam G. from 8/22 in that mediation with Carey Hyatt is a complete waste of…read moretime as I also incurred substantial expense due to an error SHE made in our final Decree document. And, when presented with it just a few weeks later, she refused to take responsibility for it or amend her own mistake. After our long, grueling mediation day via Zoom, she assured me that the deal she mediated was the best I could hope for and that if I didn't sign that evening, my spouse could change his mind and take everything back off the table. Feeling pressured, I signed. We had agreed to an even split of assets (36 year marriage) plus a decent amount of spousal maintenance. Before finalizing our Decree, she had created and sent each of us her detailed asset list showing a summary of every calculation on each side of the ledger. We both approved. However, her final document FAILED to include my equity portion of our residences in the narrative (although it was shown in her own asset division list). It was only a few weeks later that I realized she had not included the same figures as agreed to. When I attempted to address this gross oversight with her, she sent an abrupt response that the agreement stood as written and that if I wanted to address anything about it, I should take it up with my husband. We had already paid in full and so she washed her hands of our situation! This prolonged our divorce by 9 more months as my husband fought the original agreement, feigning ignorance of those figures. In the end, there was substantial expense for two attorneys and I ended up receiving less than an even split of our assets and none of the agreed-upon spousal maintenance. A tough lesson to learn, however, it's disappointing to be stonewalled by Judge Hyatt when clear proof exists of the original intent of the agreement. It's been close to a year and I'm still flabbergasted that an experienced judge could ignore her own negligence in her own court document. In my opinion, she is unethical and extremely unprofessional, to say nothing of her carelessness and blatant refusal to accept responsibility in her duty as a mediator. Do yourself a favor and find someone else to mediate for you!!

The and unprofessional lawyers in town. In a community state where it should be 50-50 split my…read morehusband had $1 million income business for 40 years while I was a homemaker and I got nothing. Their paperwork was so and I would never wish anyone on this . It cost me $5 million. I got 30% of the estate. He got 70% when I didn't sign the mediation started throwing her books stomping out coerced me to signing something not in my best interest I would never ever ever recommend

Natalie and her paralegal are bar none…read more I have heard from several others of their frustrations with their attorneys. Attorneys that do not communicate, attorneys that get nothing done yet keep asking for more money. Attorneys that do not fight for the paying client, but on the contrary, seem to be favoring the opposing side. None of these were the case with Natalie. She and her paralegal were caring, empathetic, reassuring, intelligent, professional, extremely knowledgeable, and if that weren't enough, made me feel as if I were their only client the entire year+ that I worked with them. They never made me feel like I had asked one too many questions or that their very busy schedule was beyond their taking the time I needed. Natalie always communicated within 24 hours and 99% of the time, responded the same day. She was continually working on my case to move it forward. She was always a step ahead of me, consistently communicating what the next steps were. If I asked her a question, I never got a short, pacifying answer. She not only would answer my question, but explained the law around the answer, what our options were, and how to move the case forward. She was impressively creative in the ways she came up with to handle each issue that arose in the divorce process. When Natalie said she was going to do something, she did it. Without fail. I don't believe I could have ever gotten better representation than I did with Natalie. She fought for me as if she were fighting for herself. She conducted herself in a highly professional and knowledgeable manner before the judge and with the opposing counsel. I could not be happier with the outcome - an outcome I wouldn't have come close to obtaining had I not been represented by her. Honestly, I haven't one negative thing to say. Natalie is the whole package and then some. I will forever be so grateful that Natalie represented me. I cannot recommend her highly enough.

I had the privilege of meeting Catherine last year when some of my clients were in need of a great…read moreReal Estate Attorney. Catherine was above and beyond amazing, she listened and acted swiftly on my clients behalf and achieved the outcome we needed with minimal cost on our behalf. Catherine in so knowledgeable and stellar in her craft. I highly recommend her services.

Family matters can be incredibly difficult and emotionally overwhelming. After enduring a long,…read more10-year court battle, I can honestly say that having Mr. Bloom by my side made all the difference. He approached every challenge with kindness, compassion, and unwavering support, going above and beyond to help me reunite with my children. Too often, lawyers claim to be on your side when the money is flowing--but Mr. Bloom proved what true dedication looks like. He stayed with me through every hardship, never wavering, and truly fought for my family when it mattered most. I cannot recommend him highly enough.

One of the biggest scum bag fake ¥ews I ever unfortunately have come across. he has lied so much…read morethat he has made it easy to take to bar and revoke his license as a "Lawyer". I love this lyjng snake uses the term "Rules of Evidence" as he doesn't use evidence, not go by any rules. Attached below is an excerpt from an email he sent out where she is blatantly making up his own rules as most fake ¥ews do. Another except which describes his motivation behind it-$$$$$. Along with the rules for "supervision" in the state of AZ as well an excerpt from my actual divorce decree. Pay attention to the rules, my excerpt and then his motivation and lackadaisical explanation. (Except from my divorce deceee stating who is in control of the supervisor) Father's parenting time shall be on Saturday afternoon between 12:00 PM and 4:00 PM subject to the supervisor's schedule. Both parties shall work together in good faith to accommodate that time and be flexible as needed. Father may exercise his parenting time in any manner and at any place that is suitable to both Father and the supervisor. Father shall pay all (100%) of the costs related to his supervised parenting time. AS YOU CAN SEE NEITHER NORM OR MY X HAVE THE RIGHT TO DICTATE THE SUPERVISOR. (In the following excerpt you can see that he is completely denying me my child as he is encouraging my x alienate My child from me) "In response to your inquiry, as I stated to your prior attorney on several occasions, I have no information about this person's credentials and experience in providing supervised visitation as part of any case in Arizona...." (Below is an excerpt from his email where he is saying that we can go back to court, aka lets see how much more money I can steal from these people) "As I repeatedly informed your prior attorney I am agreeable to the filing of a request to the Court..." (Here are the supervision guidelines in AZ and evry state for that matter) Do I need a License? The short answer is NO The long answer is also NO There is no license available to be a supervised visitation provider in any State. There is also NO certification either as Supervised Visitation Providers operate mostly without any oversight.

Debra Runback and her staff Dora and others always available to answer my questions, Deborah is…read moreextremely knowledgeable. She was very good at getting back to me about things. Most importantly however, my case was a very complicated one as it had both multijurisdictional complications and potential due to the nature of my work and my travel in Arizona at time of injury. The complication being California state disability insurance (SDI) had been paying me, and SDI might request back more than I received after the Arizona attorney got her percentage due to Arizona only paying a percentage difference between what you can do now, and what you did before the injury (light-duty standard) . California the standard is can you perform your regular work duty. I'm told AZ doesn't consider pain much as a disability, and they don't believe in alternatives such as massage therapy, acupuncture, etc.. Complicated as mentioned . The benefit being that we may potentially turn to California for benefits. Deborah was not greedy, she actually put my best interest first and agreed to step aside when it started becoming clear it would be in my best interest to pursue the case in California. She worked with me right up through the transition, and then gracefully withdrew from the case because she truly wanted to help and it was in my best interest. She didn't get paid a penny, yet helped me to the end. Thank you Deborah. If we lose the jurisdictional hearing in California, I truly hope she will accept me back. More Importantly, I hope to get back to my regular job driving my Greyhound bus as soon as possible, that is why I had this painful shoulder surgery, but not before ready for everyone's safety.

My wife and I needed to update and revise some provisions in our Living Trust. We discussed them…read morewith Kristin, received a draft of the pages involved, made a couple of revisions, and just signed the necessary pages a few days ago. The totally updated document arrived yesterday. The signing was conveniently and pleasantly accomplished in our home by Brittany, a highly competent associate of Kristin's. The cost was modest and a true value in relation to the clarity of the provisions that needed changing. I cannot imagine a more satisfactory and responsive service regarding something so important to our peace of mind as we age. I unconditionally recommend Windrose Law Center if you need to solidify your estate needs and the comfort that having it accomplished competently and sensitively provides. Al and Mary Bell Peoria, AZ

I recommend this attorney. She is prompt in responding. She's easy to work with, professional, and…read morenice. Booking an appointment is easy by calling the number on their website and talking to a receptionist. At the end of everything , she sent a nice thank you.

Angela Hallier represented me in a divorce case, however when her associate attorney moved out of…read morestate, she just ignored the case and let the opposing party clobber us. The associate attorneys handle the bulk of the work, so once that happened she just rolled over and took the path of least resistance to let the other party take over. The correct course of action would be to either catch up on the case, then represent me as an advocate, refund the money as the case was not finished, or appoint another associate attorney to handle the case after they get caught up on the details. She did none of the above. Angie is the owner of the firm, so even if she just relies on her associates, she should make sure things are appropriately delegated. She is very interested in deep pockets, and keeping up her appearance, but not interested in putting forth the effort to advocate for her clients. Very disappointed in this poor performance and level of caring for her clients. Pros: Will give a sense of professionalism when she first meets you. Very good at wooing you at first. Very good at deflecting questions or concerns from clients. Cons: Will get very defensive if you catch her in a mistake. Her facade will fade quickly once she is responsible for responding to the case, keeping up with details, very difficult to reach, uninterested in clients concerns. Has very little oversight into what is happening in the form, despite being the owner

I hired Katlyn Hutchinson for my divorce last year. I was nervous to pull the trigger with a lawyer…read morewith my ex said if I did then it would be bad for me. I was referred to her from a lawyer friend and loved her from our consultation. Every interaction with her was on point, on time, and efficient. Divorce is so stressful and some of my friends complained about their divorce lawyers but I never had one negative experience with her. Next to getting divorced she was my next best decision. She has this "didn't see her coming until it's too late" approach which I loved to see in action. Can't recommend enough.