Debrah K. Frizzell

I have never had to hire an attorney before so, admittedly, went into this very naively. I was told that "she is the best in the county." First of all, she would not breathe until she received payment. It was so much about the money. Then, when you needed to speak with her, she was on vacation, i...n court or mediation. I heard that so many times from her assistants and I'm still hearing it. The final straw was when we went to court. She sat down with us and started asking questions as if she was not familiar with our case at all. We were answering questions that that we had already answered. She did not fight for us! We are so disappointed. If she cannot give due diligence to all her clients, she is too busy.

My experience was terrible. I should've listen to what others informed me of. There was a lack of interest in my case, except when I had the consultation of ocurse, and there was a major lack of communication. I turned in all paper work and documents and still managed to receive 3/4ths of a proposal... letter incorrect (asking for my ex to send in certain documents when I had already gotten them and turned those documents in). After explaining how my situation with my ex had became worse than it already was, I received no interest in the case. When I brought this matter up the "excuse" I received was that she was in court every single day since my last email sent. I totally understand that lawyers take on more than one case at a time but there are others in the office that could be passing that word along and keeping other clients up to date on what is going on. I might be alone on this thought but in my opinion if I hire an attorney then they are working for me. Not just me alone but I am paying you to do your job.