He was assigned to my case roughly four years ago. My children were obviously in a horrible situation. There was evidence of extreme neglect and he was very responsive to my case while he was getting paid. He met with my kids and did some research. He told me his opinions on my case and even though t...he kids were in a tough spot, he stopped fighting for them when the immediate money ran out. I had been financially wiped out by another firm and was looking for help. He was assigned to my case and I was to pick up 75% of the bill. I paid my 75% off but could not fund the huge amounts he was asking for at the time. Greg Enos asked for another large sum of money of which I could not produce. He stopped fighting for the case and got out as fast as he possible. I found him to be extremely knowledgeable and didn't expect him to work for free. I paid all my debt to him and needed him to fight longer for the kids. I was assigned a second Amicus Attorney in my next round a few years later. I had a completely different experience in that this one was focused on doing what is right for the kids first, payment second. That is my only issue with Greg Enos. I believe if he would have stayed with it for the kids, they would not have gone through the disastrous years that ultimately allowed me to get my kids a few years down "the road". If you have the money up front, I believe he will represent you well, but in my experience it had more to do with the money that it did for the kids. I am reflecting on my case and experiences with two Amicus Attorneys. I am writing this year's later as I rate both. There was obviously a huge difference in the two. I believe if you are representing kids and there are huge "issues", then their best interests should be looked at first. The financial can be recouped later.