Reviews

Peter Roth was very professional in leading us through the will and trust process. We were very happy with his suggestions and with the timely manner he handled everything. I will suggest him to family and friends.

This is NOT an attorneys office. They buy paper debt pennies on the dollar and use scare tactics to collect on it. Their frauds. Contact original debtor and resolve with them. They will NOT and have no right to litigate against you!

This company is purely evil IMHO. They said I owed a debt that was but I had already negotiated it down with the original folks that the money was owed. IMHO they LIE about everything and try to collect monies not owed. This company should be shut down please file a complaint with the Missouri better business bureau if you have issues.

Absolutely ridiculous company that doesn’t even answer the freaking phones!!! Trash company and non existent customer service

My mother passed away in October 2021. My wife and I were overwhelmed and put into a storm to put her estate in order. We live in Philadelphia, so Peter's willingness to accommodate our busy schedules was critical to helping us to make progress. He was highly professional and his deep knowledge of the probate process gave us a high level of confidence in his guidance. He has been flexible in working with us and open to taking calls outside of standard hours. His knowledge of the probate process is superb and his follow up to critical milestones has been highly efficient. I am incredibly thankful that we found Peter's practice. His warmth and expertise have lightened our heavy load.

Scam and rude at that . If you are gonna scam at least pretend to be nice .

Scam Beware Very hostile rude and seemingly uneducated calls person

One star is too many for this monument to selfishness which has gone on for close to twenty years. A record of service should be filled with continual accolades from repeat customers, satisfied with the level of service received. I started receiving calls from this company but reported under a different name. Probably to avoid call blocking software. The messages left were so vague, that I simply ignored them. Two letters were sent, without the customary notices from collection agencies properly registered in my state. I contacted the other company whose number they were using, and the voicemail messages stopped the next day. No more letters either. Calls continued from several numbers which hung up upon reaching my voicemail. I managed to block all their numbers and report them as spam to multiple services. I have never spoken to them and asked my state department of commerce if they were registered. The calls seem to have stopped for now. It seems they have no legal authority to collect the debts they are calling about and will not report your debt to the credit reporting agencies.