Robert Michael Cooper

Bob represented me for close to one year during my divorce case. From time to time throughout the process he would state that my case was one of the most difficult cases he had handled. About two weeks before the case was to be finalized, he suggested that I should "fire him" (stated over the phone) ...because I spoke up about my concerns. He also stated that he had other cases he was working on. I called the mediator assigned to our case and left a voice message about this conversation. The mediator did not return my call. For over a year Bob had been paid a large sum of money to represent me. At that time he had me between a "rock and a hard place". He actually walked out of his office on me during two occasions. I did not feel respected as a client, I felt trapped and exploited. By then I couldn't afford to start over financially and time was closing in. If he didn't want to represent me, he should have spoken up months earlier. Believe me, I have thought long and hard before sharing my story. I have tried to examine this experience from many point of views in an effort to be fair. The divorce was hard enough, our client/attorney relationship just added another level of frustration. To Bob's credit the divorce was finalized. However, to this very date, alimony and the property settlements as written were never secured.

Bob represented me during my divorce. The situation was rather complicated but Bob was able to get to the root of the issues and maintain focus in the face of various challenges. I found Bob to be extremely smart, competent, and interested in balancing time spent (cost) versus value achieved. He c...onsistently kept me focused on the important issues. Bob was very easy to work with as his style was laid back, jovial, and flexible. I strongly recommend Bob Cooper as an attorney. I was very satisfied with his services and feel that my divorce was easier, fairly concluded, and done at a reasonable cost due to Bob's (and his entire offices) services.