Herbert B Raymond

About five years ago I had a Sheriff notice placed on my garage door to sell my house in less then 4 weeks. Needless to say I was beside myself. Had no one to turn to. So I looked in the yellow pages for an attorney. The attorney I reached out to was terrible over the phone but I made an appointment ...anyways. I was scheduled to see him the following week. That weekend I told a friend of my situation and she recommended Herbert Raymond, Esq. I called on Monday and left a message. He called me back the next day as I was walking out of my door to meet with the attorney I made an appointment with. He was so nice and professional over the phone, I took my coat off and made an appointment with him for the next day. Called the previous attorney and told him never mind. Atty. Raymond was sent to me I believe by God. He saved me....my house and my debts. I have since needed him again without hesitation. I recommended him to several family and friends. If you are looking for a great Bankruptcy Attorney....well you have come to the right place. Whoever is reading this I wish you luck and may you be forever debt free!

I called Mr. Raymond to see if he could represent me in my pending bankruptcy case. After I gave him a summary of my situation over the phone he said he was willing to help and told me to make an appointment for a consultation. But during the 30 minute consultation (which I paid toll fees and rush...ed through traffic for), he was extremely rude and presumptuous. He constantly interrupted me and didn't answer any of my questions. He spent more than enough time explaining his opinion on an issue I didn't even bring up, and told me that my case was "a phenomenal deal" that I was lucky to have, even though I clearly explained to him that the monthly bankruptcy payments were breaking my back. I did not make an appointment to listen to a man ignorant of my specific situation look at court papers and tell me I was lucky. When I asked him for the papers he had printed (documents with private information from the court docket, which he would not have been able to access, had I not provided him with my case number), he grabbed them up and told me that they were his for his own records, said that "he had had enough", and motioned me to the door. When I continued to ask for the documents (I even offered to pay the cost for printing) he called security. I walked in the office at 2 PM, held a 30 minute consultation, and spent 50 minutes trying to get the papers, which held my very personal information, but were somehow his. In the end, I had to leave without them. He was terribly unprofessional, unkind, and unhelpful, and I'm glad I had a consultation with him before deciding to hire him