I've known Cristi professionally for many years. I have always found her to be intelligent,…read morecompassionate, and dedicated to her clients. She goes above and beyond what one might expect a lawyer to do, to make sure her clients have the resources they need to navigate the challenges of divorce, custody, and co-parenting. If you need a family lawyer, she's your person!

I have known Cristi for several years and have worked with her on various cases. She has also been…read morethorough, attentive to her client's needs, knowledgable, fair, creative, and solution focused. She cares about her clients and prides herself on getting excellent outcomes. I will continue to refer clients to her knowing she will take great care of them and do a fantastic job!

Working with Shawn really eased the divorce process tremendously. He was validating and respectful…read more He really looked for the best results possible for me. I really appreciated hearing regularly, "she is being more than fair!" That kind of support, gave me reassurance to stand up for myself and not give in to the other parties dismissive statements. I will continue to recommend him, for those that want to work through a mediator rather than duke it out in court for a divorce. Thx Shawn!!!

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I owned a house in Tempe with an ex. She lived in the property and refused to move and sell. I…read morewanted to sell, split the proceeds, and move on. This went on for years and from time to time she was unable to make the mortgage payment. To protect my credit on the joint loan, I stepped in and made the payments on her behalf. After years of trying to convince her to sell, I finally decided I would need legal assistance. I spoke with several law firms in the area but when I reached out to Johnny Sorenson of The Sorenson Law Firm, I knew that they would be the firm I needed to resolve my issue. Johnny and his colleague Matthew Nicely explained my options clearly and started with a polite but firm letter to the defendant. She refused to cooperate and delayed as much as she could for over a year. Johnny and Matt were finally able to convince the defendant to move out and we listed the property for sale. It sold over one weekend and after additional delays and negotiations, we were able to divide up the proceeds. Johnny was able to get me reimbursed for all the payments that I made on her behalf and got her to pay a portion of my legal fees. If you need a competent, trustworthy legal firm, I would highly recommend Johnny Sorenson!

Horrible law firm! communication is extremely poor! it's been almost a year for a simple accident…read more Nobody at the office knows what's going on. if you wanna speak to the actual lawyer you have to wait weeks on end to be able to speak to him. When you do get the chance to speak to him the information is bland. If the settlement might have been bigger then the communc and urgency would have been better I'm not sure. I would not recommend this firm. now I see why the other lawyer that was handling our case in the beginning left the firm. oh ya n when she left weren't informed for weeks and had to call ourselves to get updates. Very very poor service!

Laura is great! She really helped me relieve some of my stress. She is incredibly smart,…read morethoughtful, and sincere. I felt that she understood me and I know she wants to help me succeed. Unbelievably professional! As a customer who also runs a business, this is how professional services should be offered. Honesty served without the "coldness" of business. Laura was transparent about her cost and works hard to earn your investment in her. The value of her service can be quantified through actual profit and future earnings. I am very happy that I found Laura!

Laura is amazing. A great listener. She gets it! She knows how to get the most out of your team,…read moreand especially good with conflict resolution.

This is partially in response to Miciah D's review…read more I am the former Mrs. Miciah D. Here's the whole story. PK was very professional and kind, to both of us. She told us up front that she didn't take sides, and even makes that promise in writing. We began with a free consultation; we discussed the terms of mediation, and PK outlined what she did and what she did not do as a mediator. She was not going to make decisions for us, but she would hear both sides, and offer guidance and suggestions if need be. We began mediation directly after the consultation, focusing on our kids and how our split schedule would work. PK kept the questions flowing, bringing up things Miciah and I hadn't even thought of. With her help, we began to get a grasp on what the process of divorcing would entail, and how our lives would need to be divided. We scheduled the next session. Miciah was displeased that we would have to wait 2 weeks for another appt - he wanted to "get the show on the road". PK was apologetic - her schedule fills quickly, and she had already agreed to accommodate Miciah for a time she didn't usually offer for our free consultation. (If I'm remembering correctly, she doesn't do free consultations in the afternoon, but she had agreed to meet us at 3pm on a Friday. Already she was being accommodating.) PK emailed a list of documents she needed to get the process rolling. Bank statements, financial summaries, etc. Our appointment day arrived. 3:30 was our appt time. Miciah was 15 minutes late, claiming traffic. I had taken the same route 20 mins earlier, and had run into no traffic. I mention this merely so you have an understanding of how Miciah's mind works sometimes. PK welcomed him when he arrived, and waved off his lateness with a smile. (At 3:20, she had come into the lobby and greeted me, and asked where Miciah was. I told her I honestly didn't know, which was true. At 3:30, she invited me into the conference room, saying "We'll go ahead and get started, and he can join us when he gets here.") We began our second appointment, which was to mostly cover finances. PK brought up a clothing budget for the kids, which worked out to $60 per month for each of us. Miciah was stunned. "No way," he responded. "There's no way we ever spend that much on clothing for our kids." "You have boys," PK reminded us. "Shoes can eat that up in one shot. It's not a big number, it's pretty realistic." Miciah shook his head. He continued to protest the number, saying it was too high, despite the fact that up until the divorce he'd done almost none of the kids shopping. PK did not waffle under his protests. She asked him what number he wanted her to write on the board, and he told her. She did, and we moved on. At the end, she commended us, telling us our budgets were realistic and well thought out. We left with more assignments of what to send her. PK told us we shouldn't need to come in again until we signed our finished agreement, and so the most expensive part of mediation was mostly finished. After this, we did not hear from PK for several days. Miciah fretted, wondering what was taking her so long. We emailed her, and she reassured us that she would get back to us soon, that she had a few clients finishing up their contracts, and some professional obligations to take care of, but that we were in her queue. A few days later she began sending bits of the contract, asking us to edit in red. Miciah began protesting things we had discussed in mediation, and thus began a $500 email fight between him and me. PK remained neutral, said we were doing good work and to keep communication flowing. He began demanding changes to our agreement - for instance, me splitting the cost of the refi with him, because "he was gaining no benefit by refinancing the house into his own name" - I was gaining more by being able to walk away. PK said this wasn't really equitable - he was choosing to keep the house, so the costs were his. He said she didn't know what she was talking about. PK kept her cool. She cited her experience and what the usual course of action was. Miciah attacked her character, saying that she was a biased fraud because she was "taking my side." Eventually he and I agreed on things, and PK sent a final doc, having kept her professionalism intact. There were missing clauses and some mistakes, which I had expected because of the dozens of emails. Miciah announced that she'd done a bad job, citing all the mistakes. She apologized, and sent a new contract with corrections. In essence, she was given a difficult client, and she did her best, and in his eyes it wasn't good enough. PK is fair and a good mediator. Miciah had zero understanding for the situation he created - he merely blamed. Which is why he and I are no longer married.

Too Slow. Takes days to get replies to emails. Excruciating. If you want to take 10 years to get…read moredivorce, this is the place to go.

Cassidy and Jasmine are great and Modern Law are so helpful. They answer all of my emails quickly…read more I never feel like any of my questions are too small or insignificant to answer. Also, the billing and invoicing process is super simple and easy.

I cannot recommend modern Law highly enough!l. Their team is professional, knowledgeable, and truly…read morededicated to their clients. They took the time to listen to my concerns and provided clear guidance every step of the way. Thanks to their hard work, my legal issues were resolved efficiently and satisfactorily. If you need reliable legal support, look no further