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Pros
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Excellent legal expertise and execution of services
“Attorney Michael Kilkenny was very professional and worked timely on my estate case. Would highly recommend their services!”
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Highly responsive and accessible
“Michael at Cornerstone Law helped my husband and I refinance our house. We were very pleased with the service he provided. He was prompt, courteous, and knowledgeable.”
3
Provides personalized attention and care
“Michael (Cornerstone Law) recently helped my family with Medicaid Planning for my mom and protecting family assets. I knew Michael was the right fit from the start; a genuine concern and caring for my mom and the best care for her.”
4
Transparent and ethical in legal practices
“I called and was offered a free 30-minute consultation. Michael was fully up-front offering tips on how I can handle things myself and helped weigh the pros and cons of his level of involvement in my case.”
5
Delivers successful outcomes for clients
“Michael from Cornerstone Law helped me when I needed it most. I'm fortunate to have found him as I was caught in a crisis – a real estate transaction gone bad that threatened my home. Michael listened and laid out some options. His advice didn't give false hope, but he put together a strategy we could confidently follow. And it worked! I couldn't be more grateful.”
Cons
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Lack of proactive communication and transparency
“Our experience with Cornerstone Law was marred by unfulfilled promises and a lack of proactive communication.”
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Failure to deliver on promised services
“One of the primary issues we encountered was Michael's failure to deliver on the promises outlined in our contract.”
3
Unresponsive and difficult to reach
“He ignored multiple calls and emails, having his receptionist tell us that he was in meetings all day, everyday.”
4
Questionable billing practices
“He charged my mother's estate $1”
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Unprofessional and insensitive conduct
“Rather than receiving the empathy I expected, I encountered greed and manipulative behavior. Killkenny's lack of empathy, especially in estate planning, where sensitivity is crucial, was evident.”
