Maurice J Ringel

Maury did a family visitation case that dragged out for two years and cost over $40,000. When the case was over the mother decided to violate the court order and not let me see my son. When I tried to contact Maury he wouldn’t even take a phone call or spend five minutes to give any advise. I had to ...send him multiple emails to get one response. That’s terrible client service and I would not recommend you use Maury for any case.

I have been dealing with the court system for quite some time now and needless to say I’ve talked to a lot of attorneys and Maurice is the worst. He is not one of the worst he is THE WORST attorney I have ever dealt with. His insensitivity, incompetence, and derisiveness was shocking and appalling. H...e bragged about having 20 years of experience but was unable to come up with a single thought that could support my case. When I asked about case law that was relevant to my situation, he again couldn’t come up with any thoughts. He side stepped questions and continued to boast about his 20 years of experience. So much experience and not a single intelligent thought. After about an hour of him insulting me he asked for a ridiculous retainer. The rate he was planning on giving me must have been quite different than the one the previous reviewer mentioned. Do not hire this attorney. DO NOT HIRE THIS ATTORNEY. DO NOT HIRE THIS ATTORNEY.

The only skill that is worthy of mention is his amazing ability to talk good game in his office. Once we walked into the courtroom, he was obviously intimidated by the judge and seemed INCAPABLE of thinking on his feet, getting flustered whenever things in court switched gears. He did not speak for m...e in court and honestly I felt like I wasn't even there. I would have been better off without him and almost $3000 richer. His prices are fairly reasonable which is why we went with him, but clearly it reflects the service. He did NOTHING for my case accept maybe make things worse. He kept trying to make me feel better by telling me that the judge "respected" him. My fear is that Mr. Ringel may have respect confused with pity. My suggestion? Keep looking.