Emily Szczepkowski

Initially Emily was articulate and kind. She lead me to believe she could help my case and then did absolutely nothing. Way overcharged me and didn't do anything. Every word spoken to her was another $60. I was horrified at the end bill and I had nothing to show for it. Still need help legally ...and now I am out time and money. She is terrible counsel. She cares more about getting paid than working for her client. I would NOT recommend her for legal counsel.

Things started off absolutely fantastic between Emily and I. She was kind and informative and I felt a relief having her on my side because I literally had no one to help me fight a narcissist that didn't care about the family he abandoned. But then one wrong, albeit accidental issue in court and she... abandoned me at my time of need. I misspoke about something that I truly made a mistake on and explained that thoroughly to her. Everyone involved understood, even the opposing side that it was a mistake but Instead of trying to work with me or trying to understand that I would never purposely jeopardize my own case, she withdrew from my case. No chance to talk to her about it, not even a good luck as she snuck out the back door The horrible thing is that she threw me onto the plate of a completely inexperienced and non-existent attorney that she recommended. My new attorney showed up late to court, blew her breath in exasperation at the judge and doesn't return a single phone call or email. Even though Emily made it sound like she was going to be able to take over for her. Emily abandoned me for all of the wrong reasons. And hurt my family's chances at a better life after being abused by my narcissist ex.

Emily is an intelligent, kind, and fair lawyer. She had an understanding of how the process worked and was well prepared when interacting with the other party. She was able to get responses from the other party when I could not and was willing to stand up for me when needed. I would recommend her ...to others going through a difficult divorce.