This review is very long overdue, but last year, I worked with Emily to set up a family trust and…read moreget my parents' wills/health care directives updated. Emily and her team made the process super easy, and answered all of our questions along the way. From the first consultation through the final signing/notarizing of the documents, Emily was professional and really focused on delivering top-notch client service. The whole thing was a seamless experience, and we're really glad that we chose to work with Emily. All of the 5-star reviews for Limitless Law are spot-on, and we highly recommend supporting this local business!

Highly recommend! Excellent service! Emily did a fantastic job helping us set up our trust fund…read more She listened to our concerns, created a trust fund that met our needs and answered all of our questions.

Erin Glass is doing everything in need with anEstate Plan. She friendly and smart and easy to work…read morewith. I am about to review the draft, so I can't be sure yet.

I have had past experience with Erin Mae Glass and was totally impressed. The estate planning…read morelawyers I have experienced or interviewed before had all failed in some large way--and I already know a bit about what to expect so I was not approaching my questions with them "cold." Given this, my expectations have been pretty low that I would ever find someone I could truly trust. I was so relieved and delighted to find Ms. Glass who wonderfully exceeded all my highest expectations. My first impression upon meeting her is that she is empathetic, caring and kind, and she listens well. My subsequent impressions were that she is very competent, and I base this in part on her explanations and my past knowledge of this area. Further, she is very informative, helpful and follows through with needed information. She is very responsive. She is just great! I feel confident in her recommendations.

We are just at the start of this journey, but have to say that they have been wonderful to work…read morewith. Knowledgeable, accepting and understanding of our needs and wishes. Will update this review at some point in the future.

I called Genissa because I knew I would be needing a probate attorney very soon and she was so…read morehelpful throughout the process. Her staff is also so helpful, kind, and responsive. I appreciate their professionalism and how they helped me to understand the process start to finish. Highly recommend True North Legal!

I met with this office for help with my Social Security disability appeal, and my experience did…read morenot meet the level of professionalism I expected. I got the newbie attorney with least amount of experience. I won't be citing the name to protect privacy. Before the appointment, the attorney emphasized several times that I needed to arrive exactly at the scheduled time because he had a "tight workload" and another meeting right after mine. I arrived early, but I still ended up waiting about 30 minutes past the appointment time before being seen. I felt disrespected as a potential client, I shouldn't have ignored the terse and judgmental tone in the email of "Yes I am, but I need you here right at1:30, because I have a 2:30 appt, and it can be hard to get everything done in 1 hour". The attorney asked if he could stand during our appointment due to medical reasons he had a standup desk so he couldn't sit down for the one hour since he had the option to stand up after the appointment?? Ifelt disrespected with him, standing up and peering over me when he clearly had the option to be able to be seated. During our conversation, I was told I needed to bring a specific denial letter, even though I asked if the office could request it directly from SSA -- something disability attorneys typically handle. I was told that they would not do that due to their large workload and to avoid "confusion in the professional relationship." I felt pressured to immediately go retrieve the letter after the meeting, which I did. However, when I brought it back, the attorney barely reviewed it and simply said he "might potentially" take the case at a later date. I was also given a fee agreement that included multiple charges for things like photocopying, postage, and faxing, which I would be responsible for whether I won or lost. There was no explanation of confidentiality, client rights, or what the representation process would actually look like -- just financial documents. A disability attorney should NEVER say this to a potential client. What he actually communicated was: * "I'm overwhelmed." * "I can't handle more cases well." * "I'm unwilling to do even basic tasks." * "I expect you to make my job easier or I'll get annoyed." Imagine what he'd do when: * SSA requests more evidence * medical records are delayed * a hearing needs preparation * multiple denials stack up * you need him to respond to the judge If he can't handle ONE denial letter without stressing out, he cannot handle a full disability case. This dynamic only gets worse later. * He makes a mistake blames you * He's disorganized pressures you * He's impatient makes you feel at fault That's not a stable or supportive attorney-client relationship. The attorney is: * impatient * disorganized * overburdened * dismissive * manipulative in tone * unwilling to take on basic tasks * showing you attitude before you even sign You're already dealing with: * symptoms * stress * disability claims * rejections * paperwork * uncertainty A disability lawyer who adds MORE pressure is the opposite of what you need. You are supposed to feel supported, not lectured. There is no "consult" done at the free consult meeting and they are looking to nickle and dime clients. Every good SSDI/SSI attorney has a heavy workload. But a professional one would say: "I can request the letter from SSA. No worries -- that's part of the process." His reaction is exactly why clients fire attorneys. Clients deserve someone who: Is patient Helps gather evidence Does not pressure or blame you Explains things clearly Treats you with respect Has time for your case Makes your life easier, not harder Overall, I felt the communication was abrupt, the expectations placed on me were inconsistent, and the approach added stress rather than support. Based on my experience, I chose not to move forward with representation here. Others may feel differently, but I want to share my honest experience for anyone researching disability attorneys in the area.

Mr Beau Robey is a Fabulous Disability Attorney. Success! I…read morehighly recommend. From beginning to end, he made the entire process easy and painless. My only regret is that I didn't go to him sooner. I cannot say enough good things about Mr Robey. I definitely trust and recommend Mr Robey to anyone who needs a Disability Attorney.

In our time of need Bryan Page helped us out. Taught us and wrote new contracts and walked us…read morethrough the process. When we had a client that was in dispute, he navigated through it all and helped us overcome the whole ordeal. I highly recommend him for all his hard work. He puts his clients needs first.

Within the first two weeks of having hired this Law Firm, it was apparent that Michael Kleps had…read moredifficulty answering questions but said he could help me right away if I paid an additional 20%. Which I did. But I would email questions and not get answers and have to resend the same question and get charged again. At a time when the only reason I'm seeking their assistance is due to the death of a loved one, I expected there to be at least some kindness and helpfulness extended. There never was. I would email the same question two and three times and never get an answer, but always got corresponding charges. I started looking my questions up on the internet. Things we're at a stand still for a while, as I sold property and then needed Michael's help to finish up. Again, he would not answer questions I emailed and I even remembered asking him those questions a year earlier when this first began. He complained that my bill was high because of my constant emails. I advised him that the emails were repetitive questions. I couldn't believe that he wasn't aware of this, but now I'm certain that he was very aware of what he was doing. He was nickel-and-diming the estate and finally I had to speak with his Superior who at first refused to speak with me. When I sent him an email expressing my displeasure that he even refused to speak with me and that there was no recourse he answered and said, Michael told him that he was able to handle the situation but he knew good and well then that Michael was not handling the situation because I had sent him as a heads-up, particular documents, also complaining that Michael would not answer questions. I had to speak with his boss two times. I ended up paying twice as much as what I read online a probate should cost and we hadn't even gotten into the difficult work, when the costs would really rise. We started working on, what would he called, the Financial Statement, where he refused to include my wages as part of the financial statement. He had assigned a secretary to work with me to try to prove that I was receiving a fair payment for my work but after disbursements were made between beneficiaries, there was no money left to pay my wages. He refused 6 times to include my wages in the financial statement, all the while charging me for this repetitive work of six times, which finally pushed me to firing the law firm of Carmichael Clark. Michael had tried to get me to drop him but since I am out of state, I did not want the difficulty of trying to find another attorney but he forced me into a position of having to fire him, which now I see so clearly why he wanted me to fire him. He never told me that being out of state, I was required to have an agent. He said that I could easily finish it on my own, but Washington law does not allow for that, which I did not know and Michael knew that I did not know that. There is so much more I could say but you get the general idea. I strongly urge anyone to look for other representation. They are only interested in nickel-and-diming the client and not doing any work for it.

Handled my case with pure professionalism, did everything and got me a very fair settlement, I…read morecouldn't say enough nice things about Tom and his assistant Kris, they genuinely care and always kept me up to date on my case!

I had such a wonderful experience with all the staff. Sarah Hall was my lawyer and she was…read moreabsolutely amazing. She is upfront, honest, realistic and still manages to pull off being caring and kind and sweet at the same time. She made me feel like she was fighting for me the whole time which made me feel relieved and so much less stressed. She did an amazing job and was able to get my case settled and then STILL continued to fight for me with insurance companies so that I could have a larger part of my settlement. I didn't even know that was possible but Sarah Hall is committed to her clients and just absolutely fantastic. How often do you get excited when your lawyer calls?!? Usually not very, but with her I never had to worry!

Lee Grochmal is an outstanding attorney. I regularly see her obtaining excellent results in court…read morefor her clients. She is approachable, respected by colleagues and generally a very nice person to be around. I fully endorse her abilities and skills. She is one of the better criminal defense attorneys in Whatcom County.

Daniel McGreevy, Esq. was just the attorney we needed for advice on a property issue. He was…read morepleasant, professional, knowledgeable and gave great advice. I appreciated his objective opinion on our issues and suggestions on what to do. I would not hesitate to call him in the future. https://mcgreevylawofficesps.com/

Guy is a extremely rude and not helpful. Horrible lawyer to say the least. Doesn't know how to…read moreexplain anything to his clients. I truly would not want this man to defend me. (I was not the offender, just a friend of the offender that was in the meeting with him.)