Rafael Maranto

Quiero decirles que miren bien antes de contratar a este abogado corrupto, que nos robo todo el dinero que le dimos, para que llevara nuestro caso y después de tener los permisos de trabajo, para el fue fácil despedir el proceso en la corte dejándonos sin un estatus legal en el país, se robo el diner...o que le dimos para renovar los permisos a sabiendas de que el ya sabia lo que nos iba a hacer y no conforme con todo lo que nos hizo tiene la despachates de cobrarme más dinero para poder obtener el archivo, cuando el cliente tiene todo el derecho a que el abogado le suministre todas las copias que se lleven de él proceso lo recome damos a varias personas pues lo consideramos siempre una persona honesta, pero ante todo un profesional, pero de eso no tiene nada pues sin avisarnos nada el último día ya en la corte con engaños simplemente nos cerró el caso, pero arriba hay un Dios que todo lo ve y se que el va a hacer justicia pues gracias a este personaje ahora la estamos pasando mal, solo les pido que se figen muy bien, indaguen que comentan los clientes de un abogado antes de darles el caso y así se lo recomienden, busquen todo lo referente a esa persona NUNCA LO RECOMENDARIA COMO ABOGADO DE INMIGRACIÓN, además de todo esto es super impuntual suerte a todo y que Dios nos ayude a solucionar lo que este corrupto nos hizo. Cabe anotar que le hizo lo mismo a 2 personas más que se lo recomende

I had a very upsetting experience with the Law Firm of Timothy Hart when Raphael was the lawyer assigned to me, and would not recommend him. I was involved in an immigration case that dragged on for several years. The office was very difficult to communicate with, and I felt like they were not very... competent. That is not necessarily Raphael's fault, but at one point I had a frustrating experience with him. I had a pre-hearing to set a date for my hearing, and was told by the firm to show up at 8am and Raphael would meet me there. He showed up 2-and-a-half hours late at 10:30am, I had called the firm several times asking where he was, and they assured me every time they gave him the message and he was "on his way". When he arrived, he had never gotten any messages. I realize that wasn't his fault. But it made the rest of the morning frustrating. He did not seem to know the details of my case, so I was a bit worried that he was unprepared. He seemed a bit nervous, and when the judge asked a routine question about my country of citizenship, he bobbled it. The experience made me feel like my case wasn't being taken seriously, and I wasn't confident. Mostly I had a negative experience with his firm rather than him, but my one courtroom appearance with Rafael was pretty upsetting.