Philip Zabkowicz Trampe

Left me in a mess after my divorce. Charged me over 10k and I’m still fighting my ex for contempt. I still owe Trampe 3.5k (after the 11k) and he put a lawsuit on me when I told him to get it from my ex husband who has now owed me 50k for two years. I was told that we would have no problem getting th...e money owed from my ex because we could just take him back to court for contempt and my ex would have to pay lawyer fees. I gave my ex my house (that was only in my my name), which he let go into foreclosure, my land and agreed for 50k which I have never seen. I have also never seen anything from Trampe since the divorce to help with this distress, other than another lawsuit added to my debt.

What impressed me from the first time we met and still holds true today is that Phil listened to me. He understood my concerns and knew how try prioritize my specific set of circumstances and led me down the path step by step. Going through a difficult process when children are involved is very stres...sful. However, Phil clearly explains the situation and lays out the options. He always seems to know what will happen before it happens and planned a strategy that protected my best interests. Furthermore, his calm demeanor during stressful moments is more comforting and reassuring than one can ever imagine. I would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank Phil for his service. I can honestly say that there’s absolutely nobody else that I would want by my side guiding me through what could easily be described as the most difficult days of my life. Phil please keep up the good work. People need and appreciate your efforts!!

It has been over four years since my divorce, and there is no doubt that I was misrepresented. In a subsequent case, the judge suggested I look into malpractice. My ex listed substantial income from the sale of a business(one I worked at etc), under ASSETS on his financial disclosure. A competent at...torney would have challenged that and had the quarterly payments accurately placed under INCOME. This would have opened it up for alimony and child support. Not only did he not do this, attorney Trampe also did not inform me that I had a claim to half of that asset. I have been sick over this as it totaled at least half a million. Apparently giving up my career, taking care of my family and my children, and my ex running off with a mistress was not enough for Mr. Trample to adequately represent me and my children. I paid handsomely for an attorney to represent my interests, not the interest of my ex-husband. I am left with the conviction that I would have been better off with no representation at all. Going before a judge would have probably gotten me half of everything which is the way it should be after a long-term marriage with children, as well as commingling of all assets including inheritance. All I can say, is you better do it right the first time.

I hired Philip to handle some issues pertaining to non-compliance by my ex-wife in regards to our divorce agreement. Philip was very professional and efficient in representing me. He was also extremely effective. He responded quickly to all of my calls and emails. He was honest about what I could ...expect in regards to outcome, and he delivered. I highly recommend contacting Philip if you are in need of a family attorney. He will represent you with high levels of competence, professionalism, and compassion.

Promptly understood my case, circumstance, request, and most importantly understood the law to advocate for my family's best interest and well being. Respectfully worked well with court commissioner, representatives and from a position of strong knowledge and experience, reasonably negotiated with op...posing counsel. Promptly answered questions throughout the duration of the case. Acted with integrity. Courtrooms and preparations prior to/after hearings can be stressful and potentially intimidating. With Phil's representation, there was confidence that the matter would be settled professionally and correctly - regardless of any stressful "unknowns" that naturally manifest during the course of a case - especially in a courthouse setting.