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Ramos Law Firm - Attorney Paul Ramos

Ramos Law Firm

(9 reviews)

Mr. Ramos does it again.. Thank you Paul…read more This was the 2nd time Mr. Romas represented me. After the first attorney I had just took my money then just advised me to plead guilty to end it quickly so they could go home I assume, I lost the case, but there was just more and more added to this for the "victim" just kept it up reporting false nonsense to intentionally get me in trouble further and over something that never took place. (Just an angry ex who felt they needed to be the judge jury and exclusioner) so I needed help and real help this time. Now since the courts took her side she felt untouchable especially after the first round . Well as I said not 1 but now after today it's 2 courts that Mr. Ramos defended me and now 2 times I walk with my freedom. He managed to get the "victim" on the stand and got her to act out just what kind of person they truly were to show the courts just what kind of person I was being accused and dealing with. Not only that he even had the prosecutor stumbling with their words. He was smooth cool and calm throughout. End your search call Ramos law if you want a fighting chance for them courts are brutal and do not care if the send an innocent person to jail.

Do not under any circumstances hire Paul Ramos to represent you or a loved one. We paid Paul Ramos…read more15,000 dollars an he did absolutely nothing for my son. Paul Ramos never filed 1 motion in my sons case. Never once returned our calls or messages, showed up late for court and even called out from court dates claiming to have car trouble when he drives $160,000 Mercedes. I was lucky to notice that he had over 6,ooo unanswered messages on his phone and that was the final proof we needed and fired him. Only gave him 1 star because I had to to post this. Paul Ramos deserves -5 stars.

R&R Law Group - Founding Partner, Ryan Cummings

R&R Law Group

(107 reviews)

First of all, I am a little embarrassed to admit that I received two criminal speeding tickets in…read moreYarnell, about three months apart. Before my first case was reduced to a civil matter, I received a second ticket, which made me extremely worried and stressed because I genuinely did not want to go to jail. Having lived in Arizona for over a decade with a clean driving record, dealing with criminal speeding tickets for the first time was one of the most stressful experiences of my life. I spoke with four different law firms before deciding to hire R&R Law Group, and it turned out to be one of the best decisions I have ever made. Working closely with Attorney Mackie and her legal assistant, Dulce, was truly a blessing. When I received my second ticket, I completely panicked and even cried because I was so overwhelmed. Throughout the entire process, Director of this law firm - Attorney Jushin Gill, Attorney Mackie and her legal team helped keep me calm and reassured. They worked hard to help me reach a favorable resolution on my first case before the second case even began in court. Trust me, this was one of the most nerve-racking and stressful experiences I have ever faced, and I will never forget it. I would say that the firm's fee of $2,500 per case is reasonable compared to other law firms I consulted. In my opinion, it was worth every penny. Although I never met the team in person, communication was excellent throughout the process. We spoke by phone when necessary, but most of our communication was through email with my attorney Ms Mackie and Dulce. they both were always polite, professional, and responsive whenever I had questions. As someone whose first language is not English, I especially appreciated their patience and understanding. Attorney Mackie is the best attorney I could have asked for. Before this experience, I had never hired an attorney and honestly did not know what to expect. Some people might say, "You had no prior criminal record, so your first ticket probably would have been reduced anyway." Maybe that's true. However, when it comes to receiving a second criminal speeding ticket only three months later, that's a completely different situation. Let's be honest--my positive outcome was not just luck. It was the result of the hard work, dedication, and expertise of everyone at R&R Law Group. I am incredibly grateful for everything they did for me, and I highly recommend them to anyone who needs legal representation.

Exceptional service and very professional lived up to 100% of my expectations. Everything handled…read morewith limited instructions from myself.

Oliverson Law DUI & Criminal Defense

Oliverson Law DUI & Criminal Defense

(8 reviews)

David and his crew always worked with compassion and understand. Very professional and willing to…read moretake the time needed to talk. I was happy with the out come of his representation.

Extremely disappointing experience -- $4,000 for virtually no communication, advocacy, or…read moreaccountability My husband was charged with a DUI in April of this year, and we immediately retained this firm because of the positive reviews and our initial conversation with David. Looking back, hiring these attorneys was one of the worst decisions we could have made. After paying $4,000, communication with David was practically nonexistent. We went months without hearing from him, and when we did, it was generally through text. He rarely, if ever, called us unless we initiated the call ourselves. Most importantly, we felt that he did very little to actually advocate for my husband. My husband's circumstances were unusual in that he was not even driving his vehicle when he was pulled over, yet David essentially advised us to take the plea deal without making us feel that our specific circumstances had been meaningfully explored or advocated for. At the plea hearing on August 20th, we were represented by Derek. While he initially seemed more engaged than David, he made a major mistake by telling the judge that my husband wanted work release for his jail sentence when that was not what we had requested. Even worse, when going over the paperwork, Derek failed to tell us that obtaining work release required a doctor to complete and sign a form confirming that my husband did not have tuberculosis. We had no idea this form was required. As a direct result, when my husband self-surrendered to serve his three-day sentence, he spent approximately 10 hours waiting to be processed, only to be turned away by the jail because he did not have the required medical form. We immediately reached back out to David and Derek, expecting them to take responsibility and help correct the situation. Instead, we were told that they no longer represented my husband because sentencing had already occurred. Neither attorney took ownership of the mistake, and neither would take our calls. Communication was extremely difficult, and responses to our texts were minimal. So after paying $4,000 for legal representation, my husband and I had to go to the courthouse ourselves and stand before the judge to get instructions for him to surrender again a few days later--without work release--so that he could finally complete his sentence. Because of the errors and lack of communication surrounding the jail requirements, my husband ultimately had to spend additional time dealing with this situation beyond what should have been necessary for his original three-day sentence. Unfortunately, that wasn't the end of it. We were also never informed that my husband needed to complete an 8-hour MVD driving course in order to have his license reinstated. Because we were unaware of this requirement, he had his interlock device installed nearly a month ago, but that time does not count toward the required 18 months until the 8-hour course is completed. These are not minor inconveniences. These were consequential details that we relied on our attorneys to know, explain, and communicate to us. The most frustrating part has been the complete lack of accountability. When you pay thousands of dollars for attorneys, you expect communication, attention to detail, advocacy, and someone who will actually guide you through the process. Instead, we were left trying to figure things out ourselves after the most important parts of the case had already happened. I would not recommend this firm to anyone based on our experience. We hired attorneys so that we wouldn't have to navigate this process alone, yet that is exactly what we ended up having to do. And after reading the glowing reviews that initially convinced us to hire them, I honestly question how representative those reviews are of the experience we had. Do your research and ask very specific questions about what communication, representation, and post-sentencing assistance are actually included before giving this firm your money.

Yako Law - criminaldefense - Updated October 2026

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