Kelley Fishera month agoFrom
Christina helped me navigate the complexities of my divorce. She was responsive, professional and efficient. I originally had hired a different attorney but quickly realized that I needed more support and knowledge. Hopefully I will never need another divorce attorney but if I know of anyone looking for representation, I would insist they look at Christina. I am extremely satisfied with the process and the outcome.
gina francoa month agoFrom
Christina is the best! She is professional, organized, articulate, responsive, and wonderful to work with. She guided me through the most unsettling period of my life and delivered an outstanding outcome. Christina took care of every detail, kept track of all filing deadlines, prepared documents in a timely manner and kept me informed throughout the process. She walked me through the legal processes and explained the possible outcomes. She was never less than prepared. She represented me at trial and had an excellent rapport with the judge. She is a skilled trial attorney and is able to present herself well to the court and question witnesses in a well thought out manner to support her case. She was able to react appropriately to any unexpected information presented by the witnesses and opposing side. She did everything she could for me even down to the little things like helping me be a key witness and helping me feel calm and safe in trail. She truly cared about my case and it was important to her to do a good job. I also appreciated that she was ethical and above board. I am grateful for her calm and professional manner through the entire process. She is a very strong advocate who is knowledgeable, hardworking, compassionate, and committed to her clients. I was very fortunate to have Christina represent me, and I highly recommend her.
Matt Gladea month agoFrom
First off, I have never left a bad review of any company/person anywhere on the web, but after being misled by this firm, I felt compelled to do so here. Beware of their bait and switch tactics. I recently was involved in a divorce/CIR settlement and, after a phone interview process, directly with Christopher Pitts, I hired him to represent me. Immediately I was handed off to one of the firms more junior attorneys. There was no mention from the firm that I would not be working directly with Mr. Pitts, a principal within the firm, and the person whom I thought I was hiring. I asked in the following weeks why I wasn't talking directly to Mr. Pitts, or ever hearing from him regarding my case, and was told that in the early stages it was less expensive to work with a more junior, less expensive attorney. However, this never changed. Mr. Pitts never communicated with me. In fact, I never heard from Mr. Pitts, not once, during the entire 6-month long process. Only that when I first heard from the more junior attorney, she told me she would be 'assisting' Mr. Pitts with my case. Which would have been fine, if the person I had actually hired in the beginning, would have been the one I was truly being represented by during mediation and negotiations with opposing counsel. I thought I was hiring the principal of the firm - because that is what I was led to believe. I was not, and it ended up costing me everything that was important to me, and everything I was fighting for.
