I retained the Ivanor Law Firm to represent me in my deportation case. Carlos, was very friendly and always well prepared. He always answered all of my questions and is very professional. He knows alot when it comes to immigration law. He is great in trial and convinced the judge to cancel my dep...ortation. He also speaks Spanish and English fluently. No matter the time of day he would always answer my calls promptly. I was very lucky to have him as my attorney and would recommend his services to anyone. Do no hestiate to contact this attorney if you ever have the need for a high quality attorney who is honest and reputable.

I was charged with a very serious offense. I was looking at a 10yr. minimum mandatory sentence. Mr. Ivanor worked very hard and was always prepared. He obtained a probationary sentence for me and I am very very very happy with his representation. He filed numerous motion in court and was even suc...cessful in arguing motion to suppress. He is an excellent attorney and goes above and beyond. He is one of the best attorney in Orlando, Florida. I would recommend Mr. Ivanor to anyone who was charged with a crime.

No free consultation, at least in my family case. Once I decided to hire him because of the reasonable price, that price is just the beginning of a long history; I was charged for every chat with his paralegal assistant (very expensive), even for a "call me back" at $17.50. He didn't send me ...a contract for me to know the fees and duties. Normally, a standard contract with a lawyer should specify the services being provided, the fee structure (such as hourly rates or flat fees), payment schedules, what happens if you need a payment plan, and your rights and responsibilities as a client. It should also clarify any extra charges, procedures for withdrawing representation, and what happens if either party needs to end the agreement. Without this contract, you are left guessing about all the important details. But the worst part is that he will accept any proposal coming from the other party without any objection, which means he is not paying attention to your interests. There was no payment plan option, or maybe yes, but I didn't have the contract, and he threatened me every day with withdrawal as counsel if I do not replenish funds with $1500 at all times. A day before a hearing, he threatened me again. At that time, I had already been paid 3 times the beginning price, and at this hearing, we will probably solve one of the three matters pending. And he didn't take this case from the beginning, almost everything was done, I just need a court representation. It took a long time (months) to resolve one of the three conflicts for which he was hired, but resolving his withdrawal was really quick (few days). He won't not to respect you as a client; he will even yell at you, and he will offend you. Of course, nobody works for free, but reasonably, it has a meaning; it is not just a world to ignore. No empathy, you are just a piece of meat, or just a check, even when he knows there is a child in the middle of a conflict. A little love for your profession will be fine too. Ethical guidelines shouldn't be ignore. You should be professional at all times. You are an attorney not a prosecutor.