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Attorney McCloskey is the top tier of attorneys. He is extremely professional, prompt, and most of all, effective! I highly recommend Mr. McCloskey.

Good luck getting any help here you would have to get a phone call back first. They do care about your money but that’s about it

Marty and Lisa did a fantastic job for me. Fast to respond and got me in for a consultation right away. Most importantly they helped me to successfully get custody of my daughter. She will now be safe and welled cared for. Thank you again Marty and Lisa.

Female (me)... First time hiring a lawyer to assist with a family law case already underway. 1. In person meeting on a Wednesday. I paid the retainer. He said he would file his appearance by the end of the week. Roughly two weeks later that happened. 2. In the same meeting I provided to him relevant and organized documentation. MM stated we could try and go for child support back to birth. 3. I left work early on a prearranged day to sign documents for court. None are ready. 4. I asked if we would have a meeting prior to court to go over what I was looking for or if there was any information he or I needed to know. That didn't happen. 5. I was emailed about 1.5 months prior to a hearing that was set for an afternoon time. MM Law Office informed me there was a conflict at that time and were hoping to get it moved earlier in the day. They said they would let me know. I emailed 2 weeks later asking for the status. We'll let you know. I called 2 weeks later. We'll let you know. I emailed 3 weeks later on a Monday morning, received a call at about 4:15pm from MM on Tuesday asking if I was ready for the hearing Wednesday morning. Me: What hearing? MM: You didn't get an email? Me: Nope. I did try to get the information three different times by email or phone on these specific dates. MM: In a family law case, we give information once we receive it, not when someone emails or calls in asking for it. 6. During that same phone call, MM mentioned he received some documentation from the other party. 2 minutes after ending the phone call, I called him back and asked for that information to be emailed to me. MM stated he was very busy with other cases. He did end up sending it. 7. Hearing day... Negotiations were attempted. MM and I didn't have a discussion on potential outcomes or scenarios prior to the hearing which didn't provide a strong foundation for me. He made a couple statements: "I didn't know there wasn't a child support order in place." Also "no we can't get child support going back to birth, only to the date of filing." See note 2 above. 8. There was a particular situation that happened after the hearing. I emailed MM. I received a response that was very informative and helpful, which was the only time I felt this way throughout the 3 months. 9. I asked for my client/attorney contract/agreement a few times (emails and a phone call) after the hearing. I also asked about invoices since none had been sent since he was hired. One time I was able to talk to his assistant and she told him what I was asking for. I didn't receive the contract. I was told invoicing may be ready in another week or two. 10. I emailed MM to request his withdrawal from my case. I called 30 hours after the email due to no response, spoke to MM, and verbally gave my request, resending the email. Though it’s likely not required, no confirmation of the withdrawal was sent. Two weeks later, no invoice still (3 months since hired). I’m a single mother, single income. I didn’t want to be caught unaware, but I was. I go into his office and ask for an invoice. "Oh, you didn't get an invoice?" They print out an invoice and it's about $1k more dollars I owe. Since there's a lien on my file, I was told I would have to set up an appointment, to get the agreement I had asked for multiple times, as he said he was not my lawyer anymore and he had pressing things to get to. One week later, I receive it by email. TLDR; My expectations of what I was paying for (communication - taking time to learn about the case, discuss the case, discuss best and worst case scenarios, making the client feel like they are getting their money's worth, having a healthy rapport... And transparency.... Meaning adequate and consistent invoicing of expenses/fees) did not align with reality. Go with your gut. The lessons that life throws at you are opportunities for growth and awareness.

Attorney McCloskey represented and guided me through a difficult Probate case. Marty and his assistant Lisa were always very professional and took the time to listen to me and answer all of my questions. I would absolutely recommend McCloskey Law and will contact them again if I need legal services.

McCloskey treated me like a person and believed in me. I highly recommend him for any legal problems.

I would not use another Lawyer. Attorney McCloskey worked hard for me both times that I hired him. He takes the time to think about what he can do and how he can do it, so it is the best for his clients! He fought hard for me to get exactly what I wanted and did not stop until we won. Lisa works very hard also and gets the things done that need to be done to get the job done! She always answers questions and makes sure you understand. They are very busy, even though they are busy they still take the time to answer all of your questions and make sure you understand everything that is going on and why. Thank you Attorney McCloskey and Lisa for all of your hard work. I will always hire you if I need an excellent team to get the job done!! You have won both of my cases and made my life much easier and less stressful for the cases we won!! Can't thank you enough!!!!