Reviews

Picking Dakota was the worst decision I made in regards to my divorce. Completely unprofessional. He literally was writing down what he was going to say while waiting for my hearing to begin. Even though I had ample evidence against my ex-spouse, Dakota didn't use any of it, and recommended that I try to avoid going to trial, even if it meant less custody. I honestly think I could have done a better job myself. Ended up paying over $20,000 for essentially some basic filing and filling out of paperwork. I hope this review can save someone else from making the same mistake I did in hiring Dakota.

Dakota was assigned to my divorce case a few years ago by Stella Pitts. As this was a very complicated (20 year marriage) and emotional time for me, he was patient with me and my family through the entire process. He kept a reasonable time track so I wasn't spending un-necessary costs. He is a good lawyer and one who I was able to trust. I recommend him!

Dakota helped me during a very dark time in my life. He was clear, supportive, and provided me with valuable tools to proceed on my own. When the appointment concluded, I wrote a check for the fee. Dakota returned the check to me. It really meant a lot ... a gesture of kindness and generosity that is rarely seen these days.

Mr. Solberg is a Sr. attorney working for the S.L. Pitts practice. I have been working with him for more than two years. I have found that he is extraordinarily thoughtful and strategic in his approach to my cases. He establishes strong negotiating positions with the minimum of fuss and refuses to be sucked into pointless letter exchanges that help no-one. Retaining Mr. Solberg gives me a peace of mind when the blustery, overblown letters from opposing counsel roll in. I feel confident that I'm going to be getting the best possible outcome with Mr. Solberg organizing the case.

Dakota was handed off to me by the owner of the firm, Stella Pitts, after I had wasted much time and money with another one of her associates. Ms. Pitts had assured me that Dakota was competant and would be a better fit for my financial situation. The other party in my case, a paralegal representing herself, seemed to run legal circles around Dakota, and he never seemed to be able to catch up to her. Ms. Pitts had assured me that she was on top of everything from the beginning, but that neither excuses Dakota nor paints Stella in a good light.