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Chat withState: Georgia
Acquired: 1995
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885 Woodstock Road, Suite 430-318, Roswell, GA, 30075
47 Client Reviews
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Posted by Marilyn Loyd | May 04, 2023 | Hired Attorney | Education
This lady is a fraud.
This lady charged me over 1,900$ and went to one IEP meeting. On top of that the IEP was a zoom she’s owes me really all my money back but she says I have 735$ left and I haven’t received it yet by mail. It’s been going on a week.if I don’t get my money back I’m calling the state bar.smh
I'm sorry that you failed to understand the concept of an hourly rate, which is a very common and acceptable way for private attorneys to bill for their services. It was discussed with you on the phone, as well as reflected in the retainer agreement that you signed. And in fact, the amount of time I put into your case far exceeded the fees that I charged and rightfully earned. I only regret that you did not allow me to complete what I started, which I offered to do once I became aware that you misunderstood the fee agreement, offered at a fraction of the rate you had agreed upon. As far as returning your balance on retainer, unfortunately, I have no control over the US mail. It has been less than 5 days since it was likely picked up from the mailbox -- I'm sure it will arrive before long. Best of luck to you and your child!
Posted by Esther | November 28, 2018 | Hired Attorney | Education
Honest, Straightforward and Professional
We’ve had Allison by our side at our IEP meetings for the past four years. She is a tremendous asset for our family. She brings a professional and friendly tone to the table and looks through data thoroughly. While she has a friendly demeanor, she is not afraid to play hardball and demand answers on ...
Posted by Julie | November 26, 2018 | Hired Attorney | Education
Tremendous asset in Special Education Law
We hired Allison to represent my daughter in elementary school. Allison has an excellent working relationship with the schools and can peacefully get things done. She is also extremely knowledgeable about the specifics of the test scores on neuropsychological and psych-ed testing. Allison can revi...
Posted by Erin | November 25, 2018 | Education
An advocate with heart and soul
I contacted Allison when my son was diagnosed with ADD and I was faced with the enormous task of navigating the school system to get him the help he needed without much success and a lot of frustration. Several moms in a group I’m a part of referred me to Allison and highly recommended her. Allison t...
Posted by anonymous | November 24, 2018 | Hired Attorney | Education
Allison B. Vrolijk Pulled a Bait and Switch AND hung up on me
I hired Allison Vrolijk to help me, because my child's school was not implementing his 504 plan. She told me she could help and charged me a retainer. But soon as she received the retainer, we scheduled a phone conversation. So I'm on the phone re-explaining my case, and she hung up on me right in th...
Since I posted my initial reply, I've been wracking my brain, trying to figure out who this was. I believe this was someone who attempted to hire me two years ago - we had the initial free phone consultation and she sent me her child's records to conduct a record review (which is a fee based service) in preparation of an anticipated 504 meeting. After spending several hours reviewing the records, it became clear to me that she had not given me the full picture regarding her son's education during our initial phone conversation -- after reviewing the records, I concluded that the school had not, in fact, violated the child's 504 plan. Upon having the follow-up consultation with the client over the phone (her choice), and informing her of my opinion (and giving her advice regarding how best to address the issues she was having with the school), she was quite obviously displeased. But anyone who knows me, knows that I will not take a case if I don't think there's any validity to it. I easily could have gone to the meeting, knowing that nothing could be done regarding a 504 that was not violated, and take a bunch of her money. Instead, I returned the balance of the money she had sent me, minus a much reduced fee given the amount of time I spent reviewing her child's records. Any suggestion that I hung up on her, or anyone, is utterly false. Any suggestion that I kept money not earned is utterly false. In fact, she was charged for about 1/3 of my actual time spent reviewing her records and consulting with her on the phone. I take deep personal offense to any and all of her false accusations. Her descriptions simply are not me. Other reviews here on Avvo, and on my website at www.vrolijklaw.com will attest to that. And to the original poster, while I can't understand why you are still so distraught over the honest advice I gave you, I hear your pain. I hope you have been able to get your son the help he needed.
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2008 - Present
Attorney, Law Office of Allison B. Vrolijk
1999 - 2002
Assistant Attorney General, State of Georgia, Department of Law
1998 - 1999
Assistant District Attorney, Northeastern Judicial Circuit
1995 - 1998
Assistant Attorney General, State of Georgia, Department of Law
1994 - 1995
Staff Attorney, Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals
1994
Juris Doctor
1991
Bachelor of Arts