Michelle R. Clark

When I met Attorney Clark, I was fresh out of college, had 3 small kids, & working. I wasn't getting child support & I was a single mother talking to this lady that I was working with @ a daycare & she told me that I needed to meet Mrs. Clark because she was an Attorney. I met with her & explained my... situation & she saw fit to only charge me the retainer fee. She took my case seriously & gave it much of her undivided attention. The case went on over a year & it became very ugly. She helped me through the entire ordeal even emotionally. When it was finally over, let's say I was very satisfied with the outcome as well as her exceptional service & staff. She looked out for my best interests as well as my kids & fought very hard for us. She even had the Judge award her Attorney fees. I was very pleased because I always felt that she deserved to be compensated & I wasn't in a position to do so. Thanks a lot Attorney Clark. You really changed the lives of me & my small kids while you helped us through the entire ordeal, from beginning to end.

What a headache going through a divorce, especially when settling is so close yet so far. Attorney Clark made understanding the process of such a legal matter simple. She was very professional yet very personal in conversations which made it comfortable to communicate. Not only is she comforting, but... she is very knowledgeable and wise(EXPERIENCED). I felt like I had a mother (who happens to be a lawyer) defending me through my battle. She is extremely raw and direct with her legal advice which could be intimidating, but it helps the bond between lawyer and client. I, honestly, kind of miss having conversations with Attorney Clark. To top it off, she has a flexible payment plan that helped a low income mother like me. Overall, I am ecstatic about the outcome of my case. I will DEFINITELY call her again if I need a lawyer. P.S. If battling a tough opponent, ask Attorney Clark to question you about your past actions like an opposing lawyer would...it helps (you) by putting things into a clearer prospective.