Rebecca Miller Grove

Let me first start by saying that my case is complicated and convoluted. Many hoops needed to be jumped thru prior to litigation starting. For years, I thought I was forever stuck with the terrible PPP that I had. My previous lawyer scared me into signing an Agreed Order that was horrible and I was b...eyond scared to initiate proceedings due to the wording of my horrid PPP. Nonetheless, Ms. Grove accepted the challenge. She listened to my desires and wants. She cared. She became so deeply invested in my case that you could feel her heart and soul were being poured into her work. When my ex’s attorney would attempt to be slanderous or classless, Ms. Grove simply rose above it and instead of partaking in petty exchanges she focused on beating them where it counted - the courtroom. Never, in a million years, did I think an attorney would be as passionate about my case as I am but Ms. Grove proved me wrong. To say I was impressed with Ms. Grove’s representation is an understatement, I was astonished. Hurdle after hurdle was thrown her way and each time she beat those hurdles with facts and law. Sure, Ms. Grove won my case hands down but she did more than that … She transformed our lives. I now have a functioning PPP. A happy child. Things that I have dreamed of for years I now have all thanks to Ms. Grove’s hard work. The stress that lifted off of my shoulders cannot even be put into words. I can’t promise you’ll love Ms. Grove. I can’t promise Ms. Grove is your ‘cup of tea’. However, I can promise you that Ms. Grove will, without a doubt, pour blood, sweat and tears into your case. She will not back down from a fight. She will win with grace and dignity. This is your life we are talking about. Your future. Your children’s lives. Do yourself a favor and at least schedule a consultation with Ms. Grove. She will listen and give you honest feedback about your case even if that means that litigation isn’t the best option at the moment. Ms. Grove is more than attorney to me now. She’s family because she fought so hard for my family that I now consider her one of our own.