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28 Mar, 2019 by Cj szabelski
1-10, 10 plus, he has made my life with my children the best it's ever been. I've finally been able to be a dad full time!! Thank You Zack!!!! Means so muchu
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14 Jul, 2024 by Beth tortorelli
Excellent law firm…. Great doing business with them.
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06 Oct, 2023 by Michael knecht
Adam and Marissa made the sale of my home seamless... Very professional and detail oriented... Made a very complicated and stressful process a walk in the park...
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23 May, 2023 by Sylvia barrows
Very nice helpful people. Thorough
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29 Jan, 2024 by Robert hunter
Here I sit seeing a five star reviews for this place and asked myself, how could that be. One of the attorneys Patrick Flanigan was an attorney for my children and ex wife. He was pro mother and helped alienate my children from me and their indigenous culture. That's called assimilation, exactly what the Caucasians do the most. So not only was his goal to deny my children their language culture and ways of life, he decided they should be denied that and be assimilated. As a first generational residential school survivor, I can this needs to stop happening. They have created new ways to steal from us now that the residential schools are closed, it is their way of doing things.
He recused himself from the case after after I filed a complaint, and one where I tape recorded the whole conversation we had. He was very biased in the way he conducted himself and could have cared less what the children wanted. If your a dad and a minority like myself and he gets assigned to your case, be careful he's a person who considers only one race of people to be able to parent.
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09 Sep, 2020 by Thomas genovese
Great people to deal with
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31 Jul, 2017 by Randal hadeed
Qualified, Polite, Professional. Attorney Flanagan will go above and beyond, I highly recommend this firm!
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09 Sep, 2024 by Anonymous
Needed help with a case
sent emails
sent certified letters
texts
calls
all ignored
sent a final email to her asking why where she stated "I received your 1 million emails I will respond when I can"
After over 2 months of being ignored!!!!! and more issues in my case being created because of her!!!!
File complaints with the attorney grievance committee
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29 Jan, 2024 by Robert hunter
Here I sit seeing a five star reviews for this place and asked myself, how could that be. One of the attorneys Patrick Flanigan was an attorney for my children and ex wife. He was pro mother and helped alienate my children from me and their indigenous culture. That's called assimilation, exactly what the Caucasians do the most. So not only was his goal to deny my children their language culture and ways of life, he decided they should be denied that and be assimilated. As a first generational residential school survivor, I can this needs to stop happening. They have created new ways to steal from us now that the residential schools are closed, it is their way of doing things.
He recused himself from the case after after I filed a complaint, and one where I tape recorded the whole conversation we had. He was very biased in the way he conducted himself and could have cared less what the children wanted. If your a dad and a minority like myself and he gets assigned to your case, be careful he's a person who considers only one race of people to be able to parent.
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09 Sep, 2020 by Thomas genovese
Great people to deal with
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16 Jul, 2024 by David taft
Diane has helped me twice and I owe my allegiance to her expertise. She straightforward honest and knows exactly what she’s doing. I couldn’t ask for a better lawyer.
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17 Apr, 2023 by Cassidy harty
17 Apr, 2023 by Sam
Rude and judgy
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15 Feb, 2023 by Cassandra latour
02 Feb, 2023 by Krista carpenter
Don't waste your time or money!
This is the lawyer to call if you like to be screamed at!
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14 Aug, 2022 by Don reese
Unreliable glad i fired him and got a real attorney!!!
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15 Feb, 2023 by Cassandra latour
02 Feb, 2023 by Krista carpenter
Don't waste your time or money!
This is the lawyer to call if you like to be screamed at!
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14 Aug, 2022 by Don reese
Unreliable glad i fired him and got a real attorney!!!
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24 May, 2024 by Robert hunter
The family court judge is biased and should be removed from the bench. This Cornell educated clown, will violate the constitution, your civil rights and is a proud supporter of assimilation of indigenous children. He will violate your rights without impunity. The loser he is, , he would never run for any other office and nowhere else but podunk county would vote for this 🤡
Also if my son was arrested for DUI, I would think that would reflect on the judges own ability to be a parent. Must be Frank didn't teach him right from wrong, or probably raised him like Joe Biden raised Hunter. Come to think of it, if Joe Biden had been a judge he would be just like Frank Revoir.
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07 Nov, 2023 by Ashley moscato
13 Aug, 2017 by Ethan maclaury
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