Samantha Ann Fix

Don't believe these other reviews they're probably from friends.It's been a complete nightmare. This woman told me I needed to organize my own information. She also told me I had to get addresses and phone numbers for people. And kept on hounding me as to why I didn't get the addresses. She created a...ffidavits that were misspelled. Gave me the wrong job title. And couldn't spell my mother's name. I have to call her, email her, and text her, for days on in to get an answer. She'll tell me to do one thing. And then a week or two goes by and she brings up something else to do. This woman could care less. Once she gets the money she doesn't care. She claims she's so busy doing signings which is egregious. Basically telling me she's too busy to tend to my case but I'm supposed to care that she's busy with other cases! She makes it a point to to make an excuse telling you that she'll take some money off to get all the money. Once she gets all the money she does less than she did before. All that she's done so far paralegal could have done. My mother's life hangs in the balance and she just keeps dragging it on. This has been the worst experience of my life! Avoid at all costs!

While on an overseas deployment, I had received a citation for a Dept of Buildings violation that I was not responsible for. Due to my deployment, I was unable to appear at hearings to defend myself. For a year, Samantha diligently reviewed my case and appeared at hearings on my behalf. Upon my retur...n, I met with Samantha and we discussed how we would proceeed. Once we had a plan in place, we went to the hearings which resulted in a dismissal. Thank you Sam!

Samantha diligently worked on my behalf to achieve my dream of becoming a U.S. citizen. The process was a long and strenuous one. Frustration led me to a point of hopelessness, seriously considering giving up on this endeavor. For Samantha this was not an option for me. Instead, her positive atti...tude and continued encouragement pushed me to continue with my dream. On July 30, 2018 I was officially sworn in as a U.S. citizen. This date just so happened to also be the day of my son's birthday, which made this occasion that much sweeter.