Reviews

Robert Young did a poor job with my divorce. At $260 per hour, I was being charged hundreds of dollars just for him to read and respond to any email communication I had with him. And at the end of it all, I never got any of the money that was due to me from my ex. I am very very dissatisfied at how ineffective he was. I’m really not happy that I paid almost $10,000 and have nothing to show for it.

Staff is very friendly and helpful

After contacting the office several times with a secretary taking my name and number only to not have anyone confirm or call back for three different days on three different occasions I definitely was able to see how the Company operates. Very unprofessional and a bad example for someone who claims they are there to help.

I had Barrie as my lawyer and while he was nice I didn’t feel he argued my case with much enthusiasm and he was quite wimpy against the opposing lawyer. I felt I had to step in and argue my own case in court as Barrie wasn’t effective.

Over priced.

I highly recommend this firm. Brad and Greg are very professional!

Greg was awesome, he explained everything to me, and was up front about the cost. He was recommended to me from a friend and I would recommend him to one of my friends. My Divorce was uncontested, so it was straight forward. Thanks Greg for all you help.

Hardworking, trustworthy attorney. Had a family issue over the weekend and responded right away. Got us where we needed with the outcome we wanted. I would recommend him to friends and family.

I used this firm for my divorce in 1997 and have ended up with them again for child support issues stemming from that divorce. They were a little on the high side in '97 in my opinion but their rates haven't increased too much since then (now 2011). First class service with the divorce, now hoping for nothing less with support case. Retainer fee is very reasonable especially compared to some other HI law offices. Keep your records; they will only maintain them for 6 years. Looks like they would be able to enter the new millennia and put that stuff on disk for archive.