I hired Charlie at $700/hour to represent me in a high-conflict, high-net-worth divorce, and I cannot recommend him based on my experience. While highly regarded as a skilled litigator by peers and judges, Charlie failed to deliver in my case. Instead of advocating for my rights, he repeatedly advise...d me to concede to opposing counsel’s (Cheryl Young) demands, which appeared to be influenced by personal distractions and a lack of focus on my case. I specifically hired Charlie to challenge a post-nuptial agreement I was coerced into signing under duress years earlier. Despite the agreement’s significant financial implications—over $10 million—he discouraged me, claiming it was ironclad and not worth the cost or effort to contest. When I questioned the logic of signing a stipulation agreement waiving my right to challenge the post-nup, especially without securing any concessions, Charlie had no satisfactory explanation. Beaten down by the process, my ex-wife, and her counsel, I reluctantly signed it, only to later learn from my new attorney that I should never have agreed to the stipulation in the first place. I felt misled, misrepresented, and unsupported. Charlie’s lack of availability and communication compounded these issues. When I pushed back on his advice, he disclosed he was dealing with serious personal matters, including caring for a sick spouse and traveling extensively for his son’s lacrosse activities. While I empathize with his situation, he failed to notify me or ensure proper coverage of my case, leaving me feeling abandoned during one of the most difficult times of my life. Adding to my frustration, Charlie demonstrated limited knowledge in key areas of family law, mental health, and addiction. He mishandled the use of a Soberlink breathalyzer in my case, tethering me to my abusive ex-wife and ignoring established best practices in addiction and family law. This decision exacerbated my PTSD and caused further emotional harm to me and my children. My alcohol dependency—minor and without legal or criminal complications—was disclosed in good faith, but Charlie’s poor handling of the situation made matters worse. Finally, after I fired Charlie and hired a new attorney, he attempted to use my new counsel as a go-between to collect his outstanding invoice, which I felt interfered with her ability to represent me without bias. Ultimately, he waived most of the remaining balance after I wrote him a formal letter expressing my dissatisfaction with his representation and his inappropriate interference. Divorce is a deeply stressful and complex process. The family law system is notoriously ill-equipped to address the mental health and emotional toll it takes on families, especially children. Clients deserve attorneys who are transparent, diligent, and fully engaged. Unfortunately, Charlie’s lack of focus, poor judgment, and inadequate representation fell far short of these standards. If you are navigating a high-stakes divorce, I strongly recommend seeking alternative counsel.

Can't say enough about how Charlie has helped me through an emotionally and financially charged divorce. If you are seeking a candid and trustworthy attorney who is highly respected in the courtroom to advocate and defend you with unwavering determination and skill, then you simply won't find better ...than Charlie. Always one step ahead, Charlie expertly navigates the complexities of his case with remarkable foresight, strategy, decency, and resolve.

Divorce isn't a fun process, but Charlie Meyer's knowledge and approach to a difficult situation made it a little easier. Unlike other attorneys I consulted, he didn't tell me what I wanted to hear but instead what was a fair and likely outcome (even if it wasn't 100% in my favor). He has a very pati...ent, encouraging, and casual manner that put me at ease. Charlie always got back to me even in my most hysterical moments, often early in the morning, often on weekends. I believe he has a good sense of personalities as well-- understanding how much information a client needs and wants and knowing, too, when to keep some of the unimportant nonsense quiet. Needless to say he has extensive knowledge of the laws in quite a few counties in and outside Philadelphia, and he seems to have a good rapport with lawyers/ masters/ judges in a courtroom setting. If you're looking for a fair and balanced approach to your case--and for someone to put a lot of fight and effort into getting you what you deserve-- Charlie is a good choice.