Reviews

Christine Smith represented my divorce case from start to finish- 3 years. I found Christine to be very ethical and thoughtful in her approach. I'd score her high on the negotiations side of family law. My case was particularly difficult- but the difficulty was not because of any issue with this office, rather that is how difficult my ex was. Christine was always supportive and working toward an agreement despite the absurdity that my ex's counsel continued to cause. Reading comments posted, it's clear that the office is being spammed by people who are not actual clients. If you need a good negotiator and peaceful mediation, Christine is a great choice.

I didnt feel the office was knowledgeable with my case in Lucas county... Also I felt the front desk lady in Swanton was rude, and unhelpful...

I gave Mr. Smith money for one thing, but he kept it and used it for something else. I spent many hours, driving from Maumee to Swanton and calling this office already, but still nothing!!

She handled both of my criminal and family cases well. Her advise was well worth it.

Christine represented me in my custody case for my 4 year old. I was having difficulty with my son's mother and Christine was able to modify my custody Order so that I saw my son consistently, and filed an aggressive Motion against my Ex when she was not following the agreement. She answered my emails and phone calls usually the same day and worked with me on a payment plan throughout representation. She was very prepared, patient and caring. I have recommended her to my brother who is in a similar boat.

Christine represented me in my divorce. My husband and I decided to divorce using collaborative law after Christine suggested an alternative divorce method, and I am so glad we did. We were able to come to a complete agreement after only three meetings and only had to go to Court once. Christine explained everything very clearly, and answered every one of my phone and email messages, and even answered my texts! I would highly recommend Christine and the collaborative process.