Reviews

I hired Cory at the recommendation of another lawyer friend. After our initial meeting, we discussed our strategic options and he followed my direction to the letter. He always took the time to explain options and ensure that we were both on the same page when it came to the direction I wanted my case to go. Now that my divorce is final, I would without hesitation recommend Cory Gilmer to both men or women who are seeking legal representation at the end of their marriage.

I can only guess that the fact that Cory is in court generally twice daily and not able to personally call right back may have led to a less than A+ review. My experience has been lengthy and quite the opposite. He has gone so far beyond the call of duty that I do not think most would believe me and I know I am not an anomaly. We did not know each other I got him blindly out of a book during one of the storms of life. He told me our choices and helped me decide. He even told me when he thought I was letting emotions rule and every time between 10 years ago and now when I have talked to him and sometimes it has been hours. The bill must have been lost in mail. Find me another like him because I would take 10 if I could afford to. There are not many people I respect to the degree I do him at every level. Person, Profession, and do one of the hardest jobs and never taking it out on others He did not lie and fill me with expectations and it hurt. But so much less than the truth did coming from the courts. Cory tells it how it is and when you want an attorney if you prefer they tell you that was not dog poop you stepped it but rather an exotic mist then fine. Cory told how it was. I knew what my choices were I would recommend this man over any attorney bar none but he only does family law. Huge plus for that but I wish he did estates and stuff!! No relation. Not solicited. I just was shocked to see a somewhat negative review when he could have charged me twice what he did and he still didn't. I had now known him 10 years and respect him more now than ever.

Cory Gilmer appears to mean well, but his skills are mediocre at best. He is poor at returning calls/emails and does not seem to understand who the client is. He tends to be reactive rather than proactive and allows himself to be outmanuevered by opposing counsel. Also his lack of knowledge on financial matters is disturbing.