Philip A McLeod

First of all ,, his text message cost 400 and how many minutes we was talk he is charging 400$ . Well at this time covind 19 was and still is going on I understanding that , but one think I Don t ???? He did not help me all what he was saying it is up to judge, also he is very nice first day when he ...resivng money, after that people please watch out , he charged is depends how long often you ask and I ask questions his first thought and worning is 1hr of talk is 400, on top my 5000, I was uncomfortable to ask him much , because he was keep saying im going over money. He did not do anything what I was thinking he will list , give advice, nothing... So not to long , after everything stay the same of sharing cousta , even my ex was not following rules and still not , i call back him after court over the phone and send 2 text messages and one call , and was missing call , he want now again 400 or more. Very sad and he is all about his , time and money ,

Phil McLeod profiles himself as a “Collaborative Attorney”…but he”s had to be so much more than that for me. Let me begin this review by saying that I was married to an attorney for a number of years..and as a result my divorce was complex, difficult…and drawn out….Phil overcame every obstacle. He... responded to every challenge with calmness, persistence and professionalism. The divorce and resulting settlement has changed my life in a most positive way, simply because Phil wouldn’t walk away until I received what he felt was a fair and a proper settlement. Like many of my friends.. my opinion about attorneys hasn’t been positive…but Phil McLeod has forever changed my mind… He’s a genuine credit to his profession. A special shout out to his legal assistant of more than 30 years…Marge…"from the bottom of my heart Marge..thank you”. And to Phil McLeod…. from the bottom of my heart...thank you for all.

Put forth very little effort. It was necessary to continually follow-up because he seemed otherwise distracted. He put forth the bare minimum effort to seemingly avoid malpractice but showed no inclination to, you know, give advice. When queried, he tended toward the "well, you never know" and "yo...u can't predict these things". So then I would need to further inquire with "then tell me in your experience..." and "surely you at least have a better idea of the reasonable possibilities...". He seemed to be absurdly disinclined to offer what one might call "a professional opinion." I realize attorneys need to be careful with their words but this gent goes beyond that to where it is obvious he would rather not be bothered. When questioned, he tends toward the defensive and becomes snappish. Go elsewhere if you seek involved, considerate advice. If you like a lawyer with experience but with minimal assertiveness, this is your guy.