Pamela J. Veith

I bought into her, she made me feel really secure and welcomed. Answered every phone call and was very attentive. She knows all about me, my income, friend group etc. I am a professional with a professional income and my colleagues the same. She took a lot of my money up front, stretched the case out.... Then almost became friends and asked about any of my divorcing friends that could use representation. There were and I connected them. As she drained my finances over the next 2 years she became distant and was barely returning calls. Then suddenly said we should settle because we “fought a good fight” and that “it is what it is” I was shocked, I was were nowhere she said i would be. I felt more abused by her than anyone in my life. She emotionally and financially set me back more than my divorce. After dealing with her I realized my ex-hub wasn’t the worst person in the world. To make it even worse, I now have lost long time friendships over her lust for money by way of lying. Stay as far away as possible.