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Pros
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Highly knowledgeable and skilled attorneys who are adept at navigating complex legal cases, especially in family law and personal injury
“Tresa is very smart and knows the law extremely well. It was, at times almost embarrassing for opposing counsel.”
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Attorneys who are compassionate, caring, and go above and beyond to support and advocate for their clients
“Tresa not only edgucated me on the Law but pulled me out of a corner I put myself in. Without her legal Aid, my voice would have never been properly heard.”
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Attorneys who are responsive, communicative, and make themselves available to clients, even outside of normal business hours
“Weekends, evenings, even while I was away at work using a satellite phone and a third party messaging application it did not matter. I always felt like my sometimes dumb and irrational questions were heard and answered.”
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Attorneys who are dedicated to achieving the best possible outcomes for their clients, even when the odds seem stacked against them
“Tresa was able to secure for my kids and I the time we deserve together, a fair child support amount and believe it or not court ordered visitation for my parents while I am out of state at work.”
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Attorneys who are transparent, honest, and do not engage in deceptive practices
“Never once during this entire process did I question that I had made the wrong choice in hiring Tresa as my attorney.”
Cons
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Some clients felt that the attorneys did not always clearly and transparently explain the legal proceedings or prepare them adequately for court
“Mr Kim never took initiative to help me prepare for any legal procedures. I was the only one that initiated preparation in anticipation of legal battles.”
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Some clients had difficulty communicating with the attorneys, either due to language barriers or a lack of accommodations for scheduling
“I travelled a long way to meet with Mr. Kim because I thought he spoke Korean. Soloman lacked consideration for my schedule and never provided any accommodations such as meeting after work and on weekends.”
