Reviews

I would highly recommend Shek Law Offices. They are very good in their line of work and are always courteous and professional. The receptionists are always kind and helpful when calling to schedule a consultation. These are very personable attorneys who are willing to help you with a variety of legal needs. I've always had positive experiences when working with Shek Law.

Millicent Shek was recommended by a friend. She was helpful at first but lost all interest in my case? Would not recommend her.

Don't listen and rude. Tell the secretary something but she doesn't tell the person suing you. Can't countersue them either.

I would give 0 starts if possible. They are liars ans crooks! They have been garnishing wages for federal student loan, even though federal loans are suspended for garnishment until August of this year. My husband paid his initial loan balance off with the Dept. Of Education that he was being garnished for, and Shek law office is still saying he owes an additional $1800 and they will not stop garnishment. Will definitely be contacting the court. The ladies who answer the phone are also very rude, and lie about how much is owed. They have been collecting more than what they were suppose to, and that was confirmed by the Dept. Of Education as well. Do NOT trust these crooks!

Shek law office may be a debt collection office, but I have had an awesome experience with this company. I’m so pleased with DEBBIE, she’s always friendly and willing to help me with whatever I need, thank you DEBBIE!!!!!!!!😊

Great staff, and very professional attorneys, Millie and Peter were great, only reason for not 5 stars was due to wait time, felt like forever, but that could also be cause my lack of patience, overall great experience

Fantastic staff, was treated well, and everyone I've referred had been treated beyond their expectations, they went far and beyond their call to help sort me out and get me on track, just terrific, best experience with lawyers I've ever had.

How do you garnish someone’s wages, take 1/2 of their take home pay, right before Christmas and not even let them know first? Ask them, they did it. Merry Christmas.