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Posted by Brandon | June 10, 2015
Best of the Best
Mrs. Lambert represented me in a custody modification/relocation case. As a father attempting to gain custody of his daughter I interviewed several attorneys and chose Mrs. Lambert based on my initial impression of her knowledge and professionalism. While my initial impression was good it did not pre...
Posted by Andrea | May 14, 2015
Exceptional Attorney
I've been a client of Rachel's for the last 4 years. She's always very honest and doesn't give you unrealistic expectations. I was very impressed with her in the court room. She is sharp, precise, thorough and knew her stuff. She made the other attorney look like a simpleton. The judge ruled in my f...
Posted by Jerry | April 27, 2015
Rachel is a truthful and positive Lawyer. THE BEST
Rachel took my case and she knew her stuff and when she said she would do, you can count on it, it was taken care of. She never once even gave me a feeling of loneliness in my case. Rachel is the best Lawyer i know.
Posted by Allison | March 04, 2015
Nice and thorough
Ms Lambert represented me in a divorce that started out nasty but she made it real simple for me. She responded to emails immediately and was always kind and professional. I had never been faced with this type situation before and without Ms Lambert I don't know what I would do. I would recommend Her...
Posted by anonymous | February 24, 2015
Review of how well she handled my case.
Rachel left me without a lawyer when I needed assistance and was trying to get my case settled, then lied to another attorney about why she dropped the case. She did not include a property settlement in the divorce or reimbursement for child support costs, leaving me without a lawyer to handle the mo...
This review is not true. First, in all divorces, you MUST have a property settlement, so it is not something that can be left out. Second, in all parenting plans, child support is a required provision that cannot be left out. These events described by the "anonymous client" are not plausible. Finally, the only cases where I have been forced to withdraw is when a client runs up a high attorney bill and refuses to make any payments for over 6 months. Perhaps, maybe this "anonymous" person is upset because my collection attorney is making her pay a bill.