Avi Samuel Tryson, experienced Business, Real Estate attorney in Coral Gables, FL with 478 reviews
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Avi Samuel Tryson

2600 Douglas Road, Suite 717, Coral Gables, FL

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Kathy hernández

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27 Jan, 2025
Extremely professional attorneys! Monica was a delight to work with and made my entire situation much more easier. Handling my nephew's Guardianship case was not easy but I can now move forward with my day knowing that everything worked out for the best. Thank you so much for taking this weight off me!
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Jorge sobrino

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23 Jan, 2025
I had the pleasure of receiving legal services from Martha L Mendez, Esq and although I did not meet her personally, she was very kind answered all my questions over the phone, regarding the document that was most appropriate for my case. Her assistants are fabulous and very professional. I highly recommend Dr. Mendez.
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Lourdes valladares

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15 Jan, 2025
Thanks for the prenup! It is important for my fiance and I to protect ourselves and our little things, it's always good to be safe than sorry. I want to thank my attorney Yudy for making things so much easier for me and guide me through the entire process. 10/10 I would take their services again!
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Exceptional customer service and responsiveness
“They are always available to answer any questions and respond promptly to emails.”
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Highly knowledgeable and experienced attorneys
“Martha is an amazing attorney. She's extremely knowledgeable in her field and a true expert in family law.”
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Compassionate and personalized approach
“Martha is not just a lawyer, she's a true counselor to her clients. She's a consummate professional and a superb attorney.”
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Efficient and streamlined legal processes
“The entire process was just superb. 99.9% of the documents were done electronically and we were so confident with Nima and his team.”
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Trustworthy and reliable legal representation
“Nima and his team get the job done! It is always a pleasure working with them!”
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Lack of communication and responsiveness
“Despite sending at least five emails and making several phone calls to their office, I have received no response.”
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Overcharging and questionable billing practices
“A $9k bill for appearing on one zoom hearing, and having a clear cut paternity case drag on for a year.”

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