Matthew Charles Faucette

Matthew Faucette

Similar to the review I received below on an old expungement case (where the client did not inform me that she had already received an expungement previously) this client did not leave her name on her review. Nevertheless, I can tell from this review exactly who left the comments. I will again explain that it is ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS my goal to provide caring service and quality legal representation to every client, and when a client is not satisfied, I welcome the opportunity to address the client's concerns. As I am just reading this negative review for the first time on June 7, 2018, here are my thoughts: Last year, on May 20, 2017, this client posted her comments. This was after I helped her - for a reduced fee - avoid a possible 24 month jail sentence (she instead got alcohol abuse treatment and a few days in county jail) and avoid a possible $4000 fine (she only got a $200 fine, as I recall). Also, I recall having to pull some strings to get her case docketed early so she could move out of state. Could I have responded more quickly to her texts and emails over the course of my representation? Absolutely. I can always improve on my client correspondence. For that, I am sincerely sorry for any feelings she may have developed as to my level of care for her. I assure you, I prayed for her throughout the representation, AS I DO FOR ALL MY CLIENTS. After her posting, back in June 2017, this client reached out to me to ask about my filing an expungement for the child abuse cases that I was able to get DISMISSED for her. I immediately replied that I would be happy to assist her. She said she would get back to me when she had funds available to retain me. I have never heard back from her, but I will reach out to her again now that I know she posted this negative review last year before I replied to her expungement request. As I mentioned below, on the ONLY other negative review I have received in 16 years, as an attorney, and more importantly, as a Christian attorney, I try to do all my work for the glory of the Lord (Colossians 3:23). I am saddened to learn that there is a past client who obviously felt betrayed by my care of her and by my care of her legal matter. Again, I pledge to her, and to all future clients that I am honored to represent, to at all times offer my best service and representation for a fair and reasonable fee. May God bless you all!!!