Timothy G. Uhrich

Timothy Uhrich

The facts set forth in this response are a matter of public record. Therefore, there is no breach of privilege. I was this client's fourth lawyer, and this review was written shortly after I was compelled to dismiss him as a client as a result of his abusive behavior toward me and his continuing abusive behavior toward his wife and the mother of his children. He is now on lawyer no. 5. In 2017 he was convicted of assaulting his wife and threatening her with a firearm in the presence of his children. He remains on three years of probation. As a result, he lost custody of his children. In the past three years, he is still operating under a restricted custody arrangement, despite my efforts to keep in on the path that the judge guaranteed would eventually result in restoration of his custody on a shared basis. There were a numerous continuances and postponements of his custody matters, given that the client was unable to follow a path of behavior adjustment set forth by the court, including his persistent and consistent inability to talk to his children in a non-abusive manner. His last attempt to lift restrictions was denied by the court in May, 2020.