Reviews

I lost my husband in 2017. He died intestate, and all the real property he had, was in his father’s name. I did as much research as I could on my own, but still had questions related to my rights and his “estate”. I prayed that God would send me a knowledgeable lawyer with lots of compassion and patience, given the circumstances in which I found myself. During THE most difficult time of my life, Elizabeth Richards and her assistant guided me carefully through a very complicated process. Up to that point in my life, I’d never required the assistance of a lawyer, and I honestly hope I never do again. If I do, however, I sincerely hope it’s in an area of the law in which she specializes. She (and her wonderful assistant) offered their expertise as well as a level of true kindness and compassion that I never expected to encounter. I am forever grateful and will take any/every opportunity to recommend them. Thank you, Elizabeth!! You were TRULY an answer to my prayers!!

Elizabeth assisted me with the probate of my Dad's estate. I have never handled an estate before so I was overwhelmed with what I was facing. She and her staff made the process as quick and as easy as possible. She is very knowledgeable, provided valuable advice throughout the various steps, and was patient with all my questions. I highly recommend her!

I was appointed executor of my sister estate. Elizabeth really helped me through a really tough time and made things very easy and seamless for us. She really cared about me and my family and helped us get through all the complicated legal process.

I was the executor of my grandmother's will. Ms Richard's and her staff made it a stress free experience for me. The took care of everything and guided me through with ease. It could not have been any better!!!

Upon our initial consultation, Ms. Richards insinuated that the 2000. retainer would be the cost of services provided. Upon completion, she provided a bill due of an additional 1350. fees and services. Either she intentionally mislead concerning her fees prior to the signing of the contract, or she is very bad at estimating the amount of work required to close a very uncomplicated estate.