Reviews

Initially I thought he was on the same page advocating for my kids wishes and keeping their lifestyle the same as it had been prior to separation. I quickly realized how far his priorities were from mine. In trying to convince me to sign the collaborative agreement, which in our first meeting I did not have the buy in as it seemed I was getting bulldozed, he called to say a few things that were shocking. That on paper I wasn’t marketable so I needed to start thinking about how I was going to start supporting myself(stay at home mom for 12 years w/o a degree in my 40’s). He said the visitation schedule I was fighting for (every weekend w dad, all other time w me as I homeschool, while dad was fighting for 50/50)was “small peas” compared to the “big picture” and that without the collaborative process I’d likely be homeless and in poverty in a year. Whoa. It was like he was trying to get me to release him from retainer so my spouse could then be released as the 2 lawyers were friends. Or did he actually think he was helping me by saying those things? In my option he was unprofessional, demeaning and completely displayed no advocacy for the children.

I hired Christopher Taylor as my attorney for my divorce case and he was phenomenal. He listened to my concerns and helped me during the process. He cared about the situation for my safety and my child. He helped me keep a level head in a very stressful time of my life. I could not have done it without their assistance. I strongly recommend.

I have known Chris for several years he managed multiple cases in my family and has yet to let us down. He worked very hard to fight for me and all his hard work paid off when I was granted full custody with a permanent restraining order (not easy to get yet he made this possible giving us a great relief). If you ever need any legal advice or representation I will always say go to Chris, very dedicated honest, and will fight for you and your family until the end!

I have been working with Chris as my attorney for a while and I feel he always has my back. He does what he can to advocate for me. Makes me a lot less nervous to face things when I know that he is there to support me. He takes the time to listen and really understand the situation at hand. I would reccomend using Chris as an attorney!

Total waste of money. When asking for help for an equitable divorce, he kept asking how much are you willing to lose. When stating I wanted to split everything equally and fairly, he kept asking on a figure that I will be able to lose?!?!?

Chris and his paralegal Tanya were honest, compassionate, and took their time to really listen to me. Chris tells it like it is and helped calm me down when I was stressed and overwhelmed with my case. Tanya had my back and I felt her compassion for me and my situation.

Had to change attorneys....he advocated more for my ex in the “collaborative” meetings. Took well over a year. Did not feel that he heard or addressed my concerns. Called to voice my concerns and was charged for that time as well.

Chris is very helpful and very professional I would tell anyone to go and seek him as a lawyer and higher him he's gone above and beyond to help me with my case

My ex- husband and I desired an amiable divorce and were looking for someone to put our decisions in the proper legal format and file the paperwork. I made this clear and he accepted the case and my money. When we both went in for a meeting he asked us to go into seperate rooms which in hindsight was a huge mistake. He began to seperately, question the decisions we were already in agreement about causing dessension between us. We left feeling ambivilant and emotionally distraught . After discussing the situation we realized what happened. The only reason I could surmise for such unnecessary drama was that disagreements would draw out our divorce process and in doing so cost more money. In my opinion, this was an unconscionable act. I fired him immediately. We found a paralegal to file our paperwork. It was quick and easy and my ex and I are now the best of friends, just as we had hoped we could be. A $2000 mistake and a hard lesson learned! It's interesting I posted a similar review on his Facebook page and it promptly disappeared. I wonder if this one will as well?

My experience hiring Chris for a divorce was that he seemed to be philosophically or religiously predisposed to the idea that kids belong primarily with their mom. If you are the mom, or a father who doesn't mind having limited time with your kids, this could be fine. If you are a man the wants half or more residential time, then I would consider other options.