While it is true that no one likes going through a divorce, a good attorney should listen attentively, advise wisely, and try not to sock their client financially - and compassion/empathy is also important. I experienced none of these things with Ms. Kopelman. Zero compassion. Zero attention to the f...acts of my case. Zero coherence in explaining options. Instead, I felt like I was treated like a cash register - a number, not a client. My case drug on and on and I went further into debt.

I retained Ms. Kopelman to handle what should have been a relatively straight-forward custody issue. Overwhelmingly, I felt taken advantage of financially - she billed many many hours for small tasks and billed for things that I did not agree to. She was seldom available when I needed clarificati...on or to discuss case strategy. In general, she had a cold, borderline rude approach to me (and by extension my children's welfare). I can honestly say that hiring her was one of the worst decisions I made as an adult and parent.

I felt like I was in the best hands during a very hard time. She explained things clearly and presented all the implications of my actions. She's so caring and knowledgeable. I like her not only as an attorney but as a person. Her compassion made me feel at ease when things were tough. I've alr...eady recommended her to friends who are dealing with divorce situations. She came highly recommended and after having her representation, I clearly know why.

Erin assisted me with my separation and divorce, counseling me on issues related to child custody, child support, and other financial issues. She is meticulous, aggressive when she needs to be, and an excellent communicator. She handled some unexpected and contentious issues that arose in depositions... with determination, bringing the issues to a positive resolution. I would recommend her without hesitation.