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Camille Ruth Martin
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01 Nov, 2016 by Heidi
Ms Martin is currently representing me in a civil law matter. Because of her knowledge of court she has been able to keep my case moving. Her advice and handling of the case has been on point. Her legal knowledge has allowed us to prevail on some motions and I am so glad I have her on my side. Her rates are competitive and definitely worth calling for a consultation.
18 Jun, 2015 by Racquel
Ms. Martin and I have been working together since January of 2015 and in the beginning I was dragging my feet, and she spoke to me and was very clear that any decison I made had to come from me and that she would support me no matter what chose I made. She was very knowledgeable on the law and clear on understanding my needs and goals for my children during this divorce. I would recommend her in both criminal and family law issues! Ms. Martin emailed and called me back and was a joy to know that she was really my partner during this change
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28 Jan, 2018 by Stuart
Thank you and your firm for the work you have done in providing my family with peace of mind and some financial protection by enrolling my Mother in Medicaid. Living in New York, I do not believe I could have managed the Florida Application myself and if I attempted, the process would most certainly have been frustrating and probably endless.
Tammy was terrific! She should be commended for her efficiency, knowledge, contacts and patience. She put up with my asking endless questions, always providing a cheerful response, succinct answers and acting as if it were the first time she had heard the question. She never failed to promptly return an email, text or phone call and always kept me apprised of the progress of the application.
Throughout the application process and after her passing, your staff was helpful, caring and sympathetic. The Law Firm Meeks and Ceely always made me feel comfortable and as if I were its most important client.
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05 Nov, 2017 by Andrew
We had an extraordinarily complicated medicaid case that also involved significant intra-family squabbling. Coren, along with the intrepid Tammy, was the fifth or sixth attorney involved, and they were the only ones who could -- and did -- get this job done.
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25 Nov, 2015 by Pearl
Tanner has been there during my foreclosure process. He was very affordable compared to other Attorneys I talked with. I had started doing the foreclosure process my self not knowing any thing about the law. When checking with all the laws it was confusing and hard but I decided that if I paid an Attorney to do this and all they would do was to charge me for them losing then I would just try to do it my self. Some one referred me to Tanner Andrews and as I sat in his office I found him very easy to talk with and easy to understand. I hired him with a 500 dollar retainer fee. He has been so curtious and understanding. He understands not every one has the money to hire an expensive Attorney. Not all expensive Attorneys are good ones. Mr. Andrews is fair and he will fight for what you believe in. I would refer him to every one.
Thank You
Mr. Tanner Andrew for every thing you have done for me and my family.
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25 Sep, 2013 by Chris
On a home purchase that went sour, the seller refused to refund our purchase deposit so we could buy another home. We moved into the sellers/our new house when we gave him the purchase deposit and signed the purchase contract. The PC stated what the seller agreed to do before closing.
The seller would not do what he agreed to so we refused to close. We asked for our deposit back so we could buy another home and move out of the one we would no longer buy.
The seller refused to give us back our deposit so we refused to move and refused to pay his demand for rent money. The seller took us to court in an attempt to evict us while keeping our purchase deposit of thousands of dollars.
We called around and Tanner Andrews was recommended to us, as we only had 3 days to respond to the eviction notice. We met with Tanner and showed him our purchase contract and deposit receipts.
He said he would beat the eviction process and counter sue the seller at the same time to get our deposit back. That meant he had to file about 7 different motions with the court and only had 3 days to get them all in to the court. Tanner only charged us $300 retainer fee for starting the process. He was affordable, that was great.
He succeeded. We got a trial date and were ready to take it to a jury trial. During this time the seller made many ridiculous offers all of which we refused. We wanted all our money back plus time to find and buy another home with.
Tanner kept us well informed each step of the way. He was never hard to get a hold of. He sent me dozens of very brief emails notifying me of any change in the process, or new current offer. Some lawyers are so hard to get a hold of. But tanner was always easy to get a hold of.
Tanner hoped we would settle so it wouldn't have to go all the way to trail. But since all the offers were ludicrous and we refused them all, Tanner hung in with us ready to go all the way to jury trail.
During PRE jury selection day, Tanner showed the judge how ridiculous this trial was going to be since the trail would end up just being a great waste of the courts time. The judge saw it should be settled here and now to save court time. But the judge had to get the seller to agree as the judge could not yet force the seller to do anything.
Based on the evidence Tanner showed the judge that we had for a jury trial, the judge began reprimanding the seller and pushing him to settle here and now, that the seller would gain nothing by continuing into a jury trial.
Tanner convinced the judge to push the seller into settling our way and refunding all our deposit money. Or we could start jury selection now and the outcome would still be the same, but just greatly delayed with tons of time and court resource's wasted.
It was fantastic. The judge hounded the seller until the seller agreed to a refund, plus letting us stay there long enough to find and buy another home before we had to move out (5 weeks). The seller agreed, the judge on the spot began writing up the terms of our settlement right then and there. We signed, the seller signed and then the judge signed making it all written in stone so the seller could not change his mind and waste any more of the courts time.
Tanner is fantastic at legal and court paperwork. He did everything right for us so we got what we wanted. We are so glad we hired him. We felt lucky he could jump on our case with only 3 days notice the eviction deadline had to be met for him to file all his motions and counter suits.
Tanners cost turned out to be a huge bargain for us. He saved us so much money & charged us so little, we couldn't be happier. That's why I write this review for him.
He protected us very well.
Tanner is a little operation compared to larger firms. We got very personalized service from him and loved it. He never made us feel insignificant like the big firms do to their customers.
Thanks for the help Tanner.
Chris & Sharon
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05 Nov, 2020 by Kai
I hired the firm Hill and Ponton and was assigned Ms. Brewer. Herself and the firm did exactly as advertised. VA - 100% Unemployable and Disabled, SAA - Full Disability. It only took a few months, after 3 tries on my own I did not get the benefits entitled too me. I contacted her Firm and with her work as well as her staff they made things right! If you are in need as I was months back too get what you deserve as a Veteran be sure too call Ms Brewer or the Firm Hill and Ponton!
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08 Mar, 2018 by Tom
Shannon Brewer is the attorney you want to call. She has been thorough and gotten results. I was about to stop fighting this long battle with the VA and finally decided to call an
attorney. Definitely the right decision. If you need help, call Shannon.
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13 Apr, 2017 by Jd
Shanon made sure all the necessary paperwork was filed and evidence was sent and I was awarded at 100%pt in 361 days.
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