Good people are truly harder and harder to find and Sheila is a godsend, period…read more I am dealing with a seemingly impossible financial situation with a family member due to mental illness and up against a clock on needing to make big decisions very fast and I am out-of-state making it even harder to get answers. Sheila called me back so fast, took the time to hear my situation and I feel like the 800lb elephant was lifted off my chest and I am confident taking the next steps all thanks to her. I wish I could make this review flash with neon lights so you don't miss it or the opportunity to have her help you too. Thank you thank you thank you!

Once again, Sheila helped me in my dire time of need. She first helped me with my nightmare of a…read moredivorce. (What took me over a year to accomplish, she did in the 90 days it was SUPPOSED to take.) Recently, I found myself deep in debt and, once again, Sheila was there to take me through the bankruptcy process. I really don't know what I would have done without her. I'm grateful to her and to God for allowing me to know her. THANKS, SHEILA!!

I had a call with Brant from Compassionate Counsel, and I was very pleased with the experience…read more Brant was extremely helpful in explaining what we could anticipate in our situation and took the time to answer my questions. He was knowledgeable, patient, and reassuring throughout the conversation. What I appreciated most was how comfortable and at ease he made me feel during what could otherwise be a stressful situation. I truly appreciated his guidance and professionalism and would definitely recommend Brant and Compassionate Counsel to anyone looking for knowledgeable and compassionate assistance. Great speaking to a former LI'ers.

I had called a few places looking for help with debt-relief / bankruptcy, and Brant Hodyno of…read moreCompassionate Counsel was literally the only attorney to listen to my needs and work with me from square one. I wish I called him first! Compassionate Counsel is a 100% fitting name. The other guys: receptionist either turns you down and you never talk to an attorney, or takes down your info for a callback and you probably still never hear back from an attorney. Compassionate Counsel: Brant picked up when I called, he took the time to listen to my concerns and needs, and immediately put together a plan for us to work together, and didn't nickel and dime me. You can really tell he cares about people!

I expected representation. What I received was proximity without protection…read more I hired Stuart Peterson during a vulnerable stage of a family court case, expecting guidance, advocacy, and clear direction. Instead, I found myself navigating critical safety concerns largely on my own. When I asked for assistance with filing an Order of Protection, I was told that "wasn't what I hired him for." That moment revealed something I did not expect to discover in a lawyer: an unwavering belief in the limits of his role, even when a child's safety was central to the case. Throughout my engagement, important evidence I provided was not presented, court preparation was minimal, and communication about procedures was unclear. I repeatedly found myself unsure of what had been filed, what had been argued, or what to expect in hearings that determined my child's day-to-day reality. What made this even more disorienting was the tone of some of the commentary I received. Rather than focusing on legal strategy or documented concerns, discussions veered into personal territory -- including remarks about hormones and "rabbit holes" -- which felt dismissive during an already stressful time. Financially, I was billed for work that did not translate into courtroom action, clarity, or preparation. The imbalance between cost and tangible representation left me asking a question no parent should have to ask while paying for counsel: "Am I actually being represented?" I'm sharing this so other parents understand what I wish I had known: a lawyer can be physically present and yet functionally absent. Family court is not theoretical. It involves children, safety, and irreversible outcomes. Clients deserve a legal advocate who sees the gravity of that -- not someone who treats concerns as detours. I cannot recommend this firm based on my experience.

Personable and pleasant to deal with. Very knowledgeable about different situations and the best…read morecourse to take. Price is reasonable

In a time of need Victoria and Madison was always there. Going through Bankruptcy has its…read morechallenges. My journey went smoothly @Quach Law. These ladies made sure I received all documentation and guided me from day one to the end! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Quach Law, she's smart, intelligent and on point! You will NOT be disappointed! Thank you guys for everything! You ROCK!

The best possible experience for a stressful situation. Victoria and Madison were professional,…read morehelpful and kind. Highly recommend!

I am writing this review to express my deep disappointment regarding the handling of my case…read more I initially contacted this firm after being let go for reporting mold issues at my workplace. I was assured that I had a strong whistleblower case and was encouraged to retain their services. However, after several months of attempting to reach a settlement, Stone Rose Law dropped my case solely because continuing would require filing a lawsuit. Had I been informed from the beginning this firm would not pursue litigation if settlement talks failed, I would never have opened this case.

I have to say that anytime your financial situation is dire and you need help having the help you…read moreneed be professional and trustworthy is key. My experience with them from the very first call to the case being closed was on point. Great follow up if I had questions, they supported me and let me know exactly where we were in the process as it moved along. I highly recommend Stone Rose Law. The team was amazing and honest. Off to making a full recovery! Sincerely, Thank you Stone Rose Law

Jim Webster is a phenomenal lawyer. I had a very difficult family law case and Jim was the 3rd…read morelawyer I had to hire to help me. He cares about his clients and he works relentlessly to get the best outcome for you. Jim is very skilled in the courtroom and does his homework to know your case if you end up in a trial like I did. I am very grateful I found Mr. Webster as I finally got my case resolved and with the favorable outcome I had been hoping for. You can't find a better lawyer, and at a reasonable cost, than Jim Webster.

Jim and his office worked hard on my case and stuck with me to the end. They were helpful and I…read morewould recommend them to anyone. Thank you!

My attorney Matt and assistant Chloe have been so helpful and wonderfully informative through my…read moreentire process. Thank you for all your help and I would highly recommend this law firm to anyone! Thanks again!

The team at the Tempe office, Matt Fankhauser, Lexi Bowman, Chloe Beaston, Duc Le, Argelia Chaves…read moreand everyone else, are the best! They are very professional, polite, and efficient!! Thank you so much for all your help!!!

If you are looking for competent bankruptcy representation, I strongly encourage you to look…read moreelsewhere. My wife and I were forced into personal bankruptcy after a business failure during the credit crisis. We retained Preston Gardner at Davis Miles to represent us during an already stressful and financially devastating period. Unfortunately, major mistakes were made in handling our case. Among the most serious issues was the failure to properly file a Motion to Compel Abandonment, which nearly resulted in us losing our home. In addition, reaffirmation agreements on an auto loan and second mortgage that we continued paying flawlessly were not properly handled, causing avoidable damage to our credit reports. The fallout from these mistakes was significant. We ultimately had to hire a different bankruptcy attorney to repair the damage and correct the problems created during the process. In total, the errors cost us approximately $30,000. Thankfully, with competent legal help, we were eventually able to protect our home and stabilize our situation. However, the experience with Davis Miles added unnecessary financial harm and stress during one of the most difficult periods of our lives. I would strongly caution anyone considering this firm to do extensive research and carefully evaluate their options before proceeding.

I have had a membership with Legal Shield for more than 20 years. I have used them a number of…read moretimes and got decent legal advice, and I had to hire an attorney a couple of times. The representation was decent depending on the lawyer. However, I recently called regarding a property lien and I spoke to two different attorneys. They both told me to tell the title company to ignore the lien because it is not a valid lien. What law firm would think that a title company whose only job is to guarantee a clean title would just ignore a lien??? Alien is a legal issue that needs to be handled legally. When I called back a third time insisting I needed legal representation they indicated they could not help me, they refused to even refer an attorney, so I could not even hire one of their attorneys if I wanted to. Luckily I have a client who is an attorney at Goodman Law who once contacted immediately located documentation that the lien was invalid and got it removed from our title LEGALLY. Thank you Goodman Law and goodbye Legal Shield!

This business is a scam and has really impacted my life! I wish I would have read the reviews on…read moreTopix 12 months ago - because obviously I am far from alone. I originally met with the attorney and owner Dan G. I payed him money and signed a contract; he was going to help me file bankruptcy after my divorce. He seemed like a good guy which is unfortunate because apparently 1 mo later, he was arrested for 2nd degree murder! (seriously) This of course, was unbeknownst to me. In the meantime, BH was sitting on my money while I was further stashing away Cashiers Checks in their name. They DID communicate with me and they DID NOT - at any time - chose to tell me of the MANY changes that had taken place inside the firm. Fast forward.. I walk in... ready to file. Single Mom now. Surprise: No Dan. NOT going to honor my contract. NO Bankruptcy Helpers - they basically 'use' the name. I could have been saving... planning... something. Instead, I apparently am S.O.L. and devestated! There's not even a 'Manager' or 'person in charge' - one of THOSE situations! Very deceiving and immoral. And again - apparently MANY share my experience. This was a BAD bad day. I think Dan was a good guy that made a tragic mistake. It seems to have all gone down hill since then.

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Majors Law Group - The Lifeline I Didn't Know I Needed If…read moreyou're facing a financial crisis and feel like the walls are closing in, stop scrolling and call Majors Law Group right now. I can't thank them enough. I threw every curveball imaginable their way--complications, changes in circumstances, tough questions, you name it--and they never flinched. They stayed patient, professional, and fully committed from day one. What could have been the most devastating, overwhelming experience of my life was made genuinely manageable thanks to their expertise, clear communication, and genuine care. They didn't just handle the paperwork; they guided me through the storm with honesty and reassurance every step of the way. If you're drowning in debt or staring down bankruptcy, don't just "consider" Majors Law Group--be incredibly thankful that a team like this exists and that you have the chance to work with them. From the bottom of my heart: Thank you, Dom and the entire Majors Law Group team. You gave me hope and a fresh start when I needed it most. Highly, highly recommend--

1 star (only because a zero-star option is unavailable)…read more I contacted this firm seeking bankruptcy-related legal services after being advised that the initial consultation was provided at no cost. I initially declined representation; however, the firm continued to follow up and applied pressure to retain my business, including reducing the quoted filing fee. I ultimately agreed to proceed. I made several monthly payments. After changing banks, I unintentionally missed a small number of automatic debits due to failing to update my payment information. During that period, the firm sent emails and made phone calls checking on the status of my account. Once my payment information was corrected, I eventually made the decision not to proceed with filing bankruptcy, accept my debt, and pay on my own. The firm's written agreement states that a refund may be issued if a client elects not to move forward. What is not clearly disclosed is that all communications and administrative activity--including the purportedly free initial consultation--are later classified as billable. As a result, the firm asserted that all funds I had paid were consumed by fees, leaving no refund available. The engagement agreement does not clearly define what constitutes billable work or when billing begins, which I find materially misleading. After I communicated my decision to discontinue services, the firm continued attempting to retain my business rather than promptly honoring my request to terminate representation. Recommendation: Prospective clients should carefully review and seek clarification--preferably in writing--regarding what this firm considers billable activity and when charges commence. Alternatively, consider retaining a firm that provides clearer disclosures and greater transparency. I also note that in responses to negative reviews, ownership frequently alleges that such reviews are "fake," rather than substantively addressing the concerns raised. Readers may wish to consider that pattern when evaluating this firm.