Joel Lansing Hills

Joel Hills

I looked back at my client files, and honestly of the 100's of clients I have represented in family court cases, I've never represented a "Kelly" in a custody case. However, I have recently gone up against a Kelly (spelled slightly differently) in a custody trial, and it did get contentious. She was attempting to relocate an hour away with two young children to live with a man she met less than a year ago who recently pled guilty to a domestic violence related offense involving his current wife to whom he is still married. I'd like more context here, but it seems that this person may have thought something I said ON BEHALF OF MY ACTUAL CLIENT was "offensive." That said, in my opinion, in 2024, "offensive" actually just means "anything which is in disagreement what the person wants." This is why Avvo is an extremely frustrating format: anonymous people commenting without having to prove anything about themselves, especially that they were actually a client, before complaining about services they didn't actually receive. However, I'd presume that the many people I have beaten in myriad cases over the years were somewhat "offended" that I beat them too. In fact, I take it as a badge of honor. If you want an unapologetic winner on your side, call for a consult today.