Reviews

Jeremy was very helpful, gave me some solid advice. The advice is helping me save time and money.

If you need a good lawyer to represent you and get you everything you're entitled,, then I highly recommend The Law Office Of Dianne Sawaya. Rachelle was absolutely amazing with handling me and my partner's case. Thank you! You're so appreciated 👍🏾

I retained Modern Family to help me with my custody case for my grandson. This was a very stress time in my life and I couldn't have gotten through it without Nick and Modern Family Law. He answered my questions and explained everything to me in a way that put me at ease and that I understood. I would definitely refer Modern Family to represent someone that finds themselves in this unfortunate situation such as mine.

Andy and Jordan were extremely helpful with my case. They went above and beyond to make sure I received a favorable outcome. Thanks!

The Lawyer I spoke with was amazing. He didn't sugar coat anything. Was 100% honest about everything. I especially appreciate that he was truthful. Even though he didn't make any money. He could of lied knowing I didn't have a chance and took my money.

These guys are awesome. My case was more difficult than most and we couldn’t have done it without them. Thank you Brian and Jessica

ETA 10/11: The attorney went to bat for me on the financial aspect, but because I cannot afford to pay the large sum and just sit around and hope that my ex signs the paperwork they have to file to dismiss. This law office, should really consider payment plans if you will work with single moms.So keep the retainer, and I will continue to review and speak loudly of the corrupt business practices. So heads up to any single mom if you cannot afford their continued high bills they will have to drop you... I have retained this firm to assist with a child custody case while I am no longer in the state of CO and neither is my child. Jeremy M. is very knowledgable, patient, kind and hard working. However this firm is beginning to lose my trust and patience; and I wish it was as easy as taking your attorney that has been so kind and having them represent you outside of the firm but totally not possible. Like another reviewer stated it is a large bill every two weeks. They do not do payment plans so be prepared to have to front the entire bill that is sent to you; as a newly single mom and not getting any support from ex, limited resources of family help etc. It is very discouraging when you literally are signing your paychecks over every two weeks in hopes that this wins your case. The billing department Elizabeth is probably the worst person I have dealt with throughout this entire process (and I would rather deal with my ex on a daily basis then deal with this employee of the firm). She lacks client respect and will ensure that seems she cannot get emails straight or bill correctly. Through arguing with her today about billing she says "your account is up to date after the payments that were made" but the invoice I received doesn't match the drafted amounts?! So which one is it? I ask to speak to a supervisor of accounting or someone else and was told she refused to give me that information. Hmm wouldn't that be nice to do in any other job? Refuse to provide your supervisors information because clearly her and I were not on the same page as the invoice and the drafted amounts do not match... so I wanted clarification. Overall at this point I am hoping this drawn out custody drama is over soon. Thankfully my ex and I seem to be on the same wave length finally and will be figuring out the best way to handle this case. Colorado courts are ridiculous to begin with, but when you are exhausting all of your options to pay for a law firm in hopes that it will help you reach your goals it is very exhausting and draining. If you truly want to use this firm be sure ask for Jeremy M. he is super super great and I wish he had his own firm to work out of because he definitely takes the time to assist clients. I will ETA once our case is closed with any other outcomes that come up.