Daniel D. Kienker

Avoid Attorney Dan Kienker at all costs. He is the most unprofessional attorney I've ever encountered. He doesn't have a physical office and operates in a very shady manner. After taking my money, he provided no legal advice whatsoever and left me completely in the dark about my case. He never kept m...e updated and clearly didn't have my best interests in mind. It was obvious he didn't care about my situation at all. Dan Kienker is a scam artist who will take your money and run. Do yourself a favor and find a competent and trustworthy attorney elsewhere. Do not hire him unless you want to waste your money and be abandoned in your time of need. Find another attorney who will actually help you. IF I COULD GIVE A ZERO I WOULD.

Mr. Kienker assisted my family by providing Family Law Services for our two SCDSS Adoptions Finalizations. Our family will be forever grateful for his professional representation and kind guidance during both of the finalization processes. Thank you so much, Mr. Kienker for helping build our new fam...ily! Karys (10), Caedmen Leo (8) and I highly recommend Mr. Kienker's services!

My case is on-going, but I am thankful to have Dan in my corner. He has been very supportive and willing to explain this process to me, in plain terms. That's something I have most appreciated about working with him, and why I trust his advice. I am very optimistic that my issue will be satisfactoril...y resolved, and Dan deserves the credit for its success.

So I went with Daniel because he seemed very knowledgeable about step -parent adoption . Also he had good reviews on many sites . Well wow was my experience different . I’m only giving one star because I can’t give no stars . So after having the consult and explaining our situation for adoption he wa...s very confident and said he’s handled many cases like ours . Also said it was very simple as well . So we decided to hire him and give him his retainer . Gave him all the information he needed and asked for . Then all of a sudden things he knew before he took the case he wasn’t sure . Had to keep looking into things he said he already knew . Then things that weren’t an issue , after being paid were know a huge issue . He all of a sudden was not knowledgeable in our certain circumstances . How he wanted to fix the situation was a big no from us which i told him several times and from the beginning . Even though I kept saying that doesn’t work for us I kept getting emails with the same response and nothing new . He knew our case before and clearly should not have taken it as he wasn’t confident or knowledagble at all . Have called several other lawyers now and realized he was so wrong on so many things . I’m so thankful we cut ties even though we lost all that money for nothing . Since he didn’t end up doing anything for us .

Mr. Kienker was great. He was able to assist me in a true moment of crisis and explain the process as things progressed. I retained Mr. Kienker, initially, because I needed a lawyer who understood how the military works and the impact it has on the decision making process for custody. I live in Penns...ylvania and work fulltime with the United States Army, however, my custody case took place in South Carolina. Email and telephone calls were our primary means of communication throughout my case. He (Mr. Dan Kienker) is a prior service member; and with that understanding and his legal knowledge, he was able to give advice that was specifically applicable to my situation. He was adamant about working for me and what was best for my daughters. I'm very detailed oriented and pretty particular. Dan was polite, professional, and dedicated. When I traveled to South Carolina for the court appearances Dan was able to negotiate, through the other lawyer, visitation with my children. Lastly, the end result. Pennsylvania is not a "male friendly state" in custody battles. Everything I asked for was agreed upon and put in the final court order. I'm able to see my daughters on a regular basis, kiss them good night and tickle them awake in the mornings. I get the opportunity to hear them laugh in the background, struggle though doing their hair and seeing them share holidays with our family. I can am able to positively impact their lives. Giving them that confidence that only a supportive father can give his daughters. I can assure they are safe. I get to be an active father! In the end, that's all that ever mattered to Mr. Kienker and I.