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Pros
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Excellent, professional, and responsive legal services
“The Geller Law Group has been amazing! They have helped me with matters on a business level, such as converting my law firm from a sole proprietorship to a PLLC, and on personal matters, such as preparing a comprehensive will and trust for my family. They are my go-to law firm whenever I need legal assistance with something I (as an attorney) don't specialize in myself.”
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Thorough and detailed estate planning guidance
“The Geller Law Group made the process of creating and updating our estate documents easy. They explained everything in as much detail as we needed, were extremely easy to reach with questions, and were quick to respond to emails. I highly recommend them!”
3
Client-focused, compassionate, and understanding approach
“The two attorneys I worked with, Rebecca and Maria, were empathetic, thoughtful, kind and thorough during a difficult period in my life. I felt confident in and comfortable working with these two women, and I was able to trust their experience and expertise.”
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Efficient, timely, and transparent service
“We were so impressed with the Geller Law Group. They made the entire process of getting our affairs in order a positive experience and never made us feel like we were asking silly questions. It was a pleasure to work with them.”
5
Highly knowledgeable and skilled attorneys
“I met 4 different attorneys (at $150-$350 /consult) before I met Laurie. She was direct, honest, no BS, and able to read between the lines. In that initial consult I saw how rapidly she processed information, including elements of my situation that I didn't have the language to articulate.”
Cons
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Occasional billing issues and lack of transparency
“Under no circumstances hire this law firm.”
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Overly aggressive and uncompromising litigation approach
“All these attorneys have done is make it more difficult for me to pay the support they are seeking on behalf of my ex-wife. Any attempt at compromise or resolution is disregarded.”
