Jill W. Warren

While she was with Whibbs & Stone, she handled SSDI & SSI cases. She never checked her secretary's work. I wasn't automatically sent copies of any of her work product. I was just told, "It takes time." I needed a copy of my appeal which her secretary gave me. Apparently, she used precious work produ...ct as forms to make the work easier. I found part way through my claim sent to the Appeals Court that I had suddenly become an older man with problems. She said she would take care of it. Within 2 weeks I received a denial from the Appeal Court, and she dropped my case like a hot potato. After my paperwork was reviewed by two other firms, I was informed that she was incompetent and had given more info than was necessary. Her sloppy "form" habits didn't help. Since there were many mistakes made, I was unable to get additional representation elsewhere. Her inept represention caused serious depression and anxiety. Maybe she learned more. I would never use her to clean my home, let alone represent me in court. I am glad so many of you feel you got good results. I didn't file a complaint. I couldn't think of her or my case for a long time. I juat didn't work. I kept going into a deep depression.

I have hired Jill on three separate cases involving child custody. Each time she not only won the cases but slammed dunked them. Jill was very thorough in every aspect of the case. She did her homework and made difficult cases very easy to win. Each of these case were complex and extremely challengi...ng. On each occasion she made her counterpart look unprepared. I would highly recommend her for any cases she is qualified to handle, especially cases involving children and the custody of children. Jill and her staff could not have been nicer. Jill and her staff were very professional with me and my family. They answered every question we had. She truly cared about our cases, and it showed in her presentation each time. She's a great lawyer.

First I want to say the Ms. Warren took over my case from another local attorney who was not honest, trustworthy, or competent. My final hearing was scheduled only 60 or so days away and she never even flinched about it. My experience with Ms. Warren from the beginning was professional, courteous..., and ethical at all times. There was never a moment I felt out of the loop with my case due to the excellent communication from both her and her paralegal, Kim Plant. this was not the case with my first attorney. Ms. Warren took the time to understand my case and its dynamics, utilizing multiple communication avenues due to my being located out of state and approximately 900 miles away. We met the day prior to the hearing and she was excellent with not only preparing me for the process but also giving me realistic expectations as to what might happen. She answered all my questions thoroughly and consistently. On the day of my hearing, Ms. Warren displayed her incredible litigation skills by executing a complete plan of response to the divorce petition filed against me. She also was able to do it in a respectful and professional demeanor toward my (ex)wife throughout the proceeding. I would highly recommend Ms. Warren for any case especially family law and/or divorce.

Jill Warren was recommended as an Attorney Ad Litem for my stepdaughter during a custody/visitation dispute between my husband and his ex-wife. After reading reviews of her, we were expecting an unbiased, professional and intelligent report. However, the lack of attention she gave to our case left us... surprised and disappointed. After receiving her full fee, she never returned any of the calls or messages from our attorney regarding the case; this went on for nearly two weeks. Ms. Warren crammed the entire report and all interviews into 4 days. She started on a Monday and submitted her final report that Friday. Her phone interview with one of our witnesses was beyond unacceptable. The witness called us afterward and said that, throughout the conversation, Ms. Warren was distracted and all over the board, seeming completely lost and confused as to why the the interview was taking place. If Ms. Warren had read the information from our attorney, she would have known why her own staff arranged this interview. Her report consisted of a copy of her notes that had innumerable inaccuracies as well as a brief recommendation that contradicted her own opinion (repeatedly mentioned in the notes). Furthermore, the notes revealed her personal feelings. She left us with the overwhelming impression that she had allowed her recommendation of our situation to be swayed by the fact that she is a mother of two. Ms. Warren's words appeared to be based upon mudslinging and lies while leaving out important, supporting facts. She focused on the opinions of one another (the adults) and overlooked the good of the child. She neglected to include the child's repeated requests, even pleas, to see more of her father. Instead, she remained intent on defending the mother's jealousy issues and efforts to replace the biological father with a new husband. Ms. Warren did not put forth any visible effort to include facts which were necessary to make a well-rounded and well-thought-out conclusion. Perhaps, she was stretched thin with clients and juggling her job while being an active and involved mother. This is not a criticism as I value the hard efforts of all mothers, working or otherwise. However, our case seemed to have fallen through the cracks of her workload. No matter, she was distracted and unprofessional. To make things worse, Ms. Warren made bold and curious statements about her concern for the relationship between my stepdaughter and her new stepfather. My distraught husband called her about this open-ended accusation to which she did not give any further explanation. As one might imagine, this has adversely affected my husband's peace of mind with regard to his daughter's well-being, particularly when she is away from him during her visits to the other household. I feel my husband is owed an apology and the return of his $1,500 fee as Ms. Warren did not fulfill her end of the agreement. If you want someone who will pursue the truth and stress facts, Jill Warren is not whom I would recommend. She lacks the experience and attention needed when a young child's best interest and safety is paramount.

I don't live in Florida but my ex wife and children do. This made it very difficult for me to find an attorney. My ex wife had stopped following the original mediation almost immediately, including the time sharing agreement. Over the past 5 years I had 2 attorneys and spent thousands of dollars, ... with no prevail. Someone recommended Jill Warren to me, and after my first phone consultation I felt that she was very competent and compassionate about what I have been dealing with. Jill and her staff always kept me informed and anytime I called or sent an email, I received a response within a few hours. Within a few months she had a mediation date set and my ex wife's attorney requested a deposition before hand. This actually turned out to be a blessing for me. Jill spent two hours preparing me for what I should expect and I felt very comfortable. Jill is extremely meticulous and knowledgeable about family law and it was really confirmed when she was in action. At the deposition Jill was very persistent and diligent while questioning my ex wife and made sure she clarified her answers and immediately followed with another question. Due to Jill's quick thinking she asked all the right questions and proved my ex wife was in contempt in several areas. This was a big win for my case, and the mediation went just as well. My ex wife has to now meet me half way every other weekend, and my child support was also reduced. Thanks to Jill I was able to visit with my children immediately following mediation. What a Blessing!! Although I give God all the praise and glory for allowing the truth to be revealed and giving me favor over this situation, I know that it was through the dedication and expertise of Jill Warren that paved the way. Thank you so much Jill Warren!!