Reviews

Was quoted $1500-2000 for a contract drafting. First version they sent me had incorrect details and someone else's name and address in it. Then I was charged for the correction of that. Ended up taking much longer than originally quoted. Whole process ended up costing almost $5000 despite the fact there was nothing unexpected happening. Now my case is closed I keep being sent bills for them having an internal conversation on the "strategy" of my case. Multiple times I've asked them to close my file as we're done but they aren't responsive. I wouldn't recommend them and won't use them again. They blow past their estimates and they make simple mistakes.

MS Leigh hill is the reason I picked Blood Law to represent me. She was wonderful, patient and explained the intimate details of how to retain a lawyer with the firm. Great customer service is rare nowadays and I’m thankful Leigh is the one who picked up the phone when I first tried to reach out to the firm. I was sold on Blood Law because of Leigh Hill. Every one I spoke with at Blood Law was as wonderful and easy to speak with.

Working with Blood Law has been a great experience. Allison and her team were very professional and always available for questions when needed.

Such great people. Empathic and assuring!

Unless you have at least $15,000 to lose, I would not recommend Blood Law. I specifically chose them because they were an all-female firm. My brother and I paid Blood Law a total of $18,000 and I received no representation at three court dates, one of which was a hearing regarding Post Separation support and at the end of October, 2023, I was told that I had to pay $5,000 more to represent me in a divorce. NONE of the para-legals or lawyers or office staff personnel that worked with me are still employed, with the exception of Mrs. Blood’s sister, Olivia Lowery. I feel like promises were made and broken over and over again. At the worst time of my life, not only did Blood Law not help me, they made my situation worse. My experience with them started almost two years ago. My husband had an affair and wanted a divorce. In late August, 2022, I spoke to Olivia Lowery and she assured me that I had a good case and that because I was a dependent spouse and he was a provider spouse, he would be forced to pay my attorney fees, per Chapter 50 of the North Carolina state statutes. My husband and I are now divorced. Per the agreement I had with the husband, during the mandatory separation period, I was using my social security benefits to pay for an attorney. I had a contract of representation with Blood Law dated September 2, 2022. An offer letter and a counter to the husband’s counter were prepared by Ms. Lowery. Because I am a retired accountant, I also completed worksheets regarding the lists of assets for distribution. I explained my financial situation to the office manager and was told it was acceptable for me to fall behind in fees, if I could make them up with my next social security deposit. In January, 2023, after I received a summons from my then husband, I learned I had lost representation because I fell behind in payments. I also learned the office manager with whom I had been communicating, was no longer with the firm. Even though I was told they no longer represented me as I had fallen behind in payments, Blood Law worked with me to complete a 30-day extension for the reply for the summons. Because of their actions, I was under the impression if I caught up and stayed ahead, they would represent me. I did catch up in my legal fees, in March, 2023, and I continued to pay a monthly amount into a trust fund to try to stay ahead of what I thought would be charged. In March, 2023, a response to a summons was prepared as was a response to the husband’s attorney’s request to drop charges, and in April, 2023, a response to interrogatories. In April, 2023, I prepared and filed all of the court required forms myself and paid the court fees. I received minimal guidance from a paralegal to assist me in filing those forms. A junior attorney was sent to a mediation meeting on June 26, 2023. I have been forced to represent myself before a judge, on April 17, 2023, June 6, 2023, and August 18, 2023, the latter of which was a hearing for post separation support. Over the first two weeks of August, 2023, I sent two emails to Blood Law asking for advice and I made sure my trust balance was over $1,000 to cover the time to travel. I did not receive a response. At the hearing for Post Separation Support because Blood Law chose not to show up, I did not know what was going to happen and my request for post separation support was denied. My husband then cut back even more the amount he was depositing and I was unable to pay Blood Law any more than $500 per month, down from around $1,300. That is when I was informed that unless I paid them an additional $5,000, they would not represent me. I was also told “those emails and phone calls add up”. Well, yes, they do, considering how much work I did for them and that work needed to be reviewed. I did at least 60 hours of accounting work, in order to help defray costs, to no avail.

Really great team that provided helpful information!

Very professional. I was very happy with their services

Blood Law is amazing. They are easy to talk to and take the time to explain things so that you can understand. There is no one better! Highly recommend!

Great contact for all of your family law needs!

Took care of everything and made this process super easy for me and my family!

Great staff.

Great people, very professional