Reviews

John Lyndon is an excellent attorney. He is well regarded by attorneys, judges, and his clients. He is a straight shooter. He gives first rate legal advice and has the experience to predict the outcome in most cases. He is also a skilled litigator in high conflict, high asset legal matters. I highly recommend him.

He sat on damning discovery, which he could have used to settle, evidence my wife was cheating when she filed petition for divorce. He never petitioned the court to hear temporary alimony petition, even though this was the specific task I hired him to do. Instead he asked for meaningless discovery and wasted my finite resources. When all my money was exhausted, he quit leaving me facing a motion for contempt having no representation. The first thing he will request is affidavit of your finances to determine how much money he can get from you, when the money is gone he will quit. Don't sign anything! His wife is his secretary. I wonder why?

I begged him to file a petition for support, but in 9 months he didn't. When I finally got a hearing, because the other lawyer filed a motion for contempt, Lyndon was unprepared and just sat outside with Plaintiff's counsel trying to settle in the hallway until I caught him working against my interest. Lyndon tried to waive my right to a jury trail and when I wrote him saying I specifically asked him not to do so, he withdrew as my attorney leaving high and dry. He might as well have been working for the Plaintiff. He cannot be trusted.

Very painful & nasty divorce. My adultrious spouse played very dirty. John was chummy with my spouse's attorney. He seemed more concerned with offending them and my spouse than representing me. I was financially in too deep with him before I saw the handwriting on the wall and had no money to start over. What a travesty. Please do not repeat my mistake

Mr. Lyndon was my lawyer in a nasty divorce that went to trial over assets and I am grateful for all he was able to do for me. My ex spouse had hired two lawyers to simultaneously work the case. Each of them had help from their respective staffs yet Mr. Lyndon handled things extremely well. He was very sharp to pick up on discrepancies in depositions and testimonies. He and his staff also gave me ample emotional support and communicated clearly as we went along. He was always very well prepared before, during, and after trial. I can't imagine how things could have come out better for me.

Wishing I had read the previous reviews about John Lyndon prior to hiring him. He was unprepared on the day of my court hearing. He was asking me questions about my case in the hallway prior to entering the courtroom about information he should have known or been aware of. I also noticed him being very chummy with the other attorney and judge and wondered who exactly he was representing. Never felt he was truly working for me as my attorney. I do not recommend him.

I didn't feel that my best interests were represented during almost 3 years. Seemed he was intimated by opposing counsel. Did not use Discovery findings to negotiate. Did not offer any suggestions. Only wrote letters at my insistence, with me providing the main wordage. I felt pushed into a disadvantageous settlement. Verbally dismissed me, after I stated in an email that I didn't feel my best interests were being represented at a crucial time just prior to settlement.

Attorney worked on case 1.5 yrs, then in the last working hour prior to trial pressured me to settle for nothing. Did not at all apply same pressure to settle at mediation 10 months before or at other critical negotiations, even though same facts were in evidence. Took approximately $10,000 over the course of the case. Too chummy with other lawyers and the judge, didn't work for my best interests. Considered reporting to the bar but know it is useless to do so.

Seemed to just socialize with the other attorney involved. Did not support my case and was not prepared for a hearing. Did not feel he was invested in representing me.

He did not get what was requested of him in recent hearing. Since there were negotiations behind closed doors, he may not have even supported the desired outcome. This was important and was a big let-down.