Herb Fox

Mr. Fox came into my life like an angel during the worst time in my life. I was going through a hard appeal. Mr. Fox represented me and in a matter of a few weeks got my ex wife's appeal dismissed. Thanks to this amazing attorney and human being I was able to keep the people I love the most in this world...my children. If there is one attorney I highly trust and recommend, that is Mr. Herb Fox. He is friendly, experienced and highly professional. I will always be thankful to have found Mr. Fox!

I don't have enough words to thank Mr. Herb Fox. My brother has custody of his 3 beautiful children and was going through an appeal, my brother was devastated thinking he might lose his children. Mr. Fox not only was able to defend him with the appeal, but was able to get it dismissed. I highly recommend Mr. Herb Fox, he is an experienced and excellent attorney and a wonderful human being. Thank you Mr. Fox for keeping my family together...for helping my brother, God bless you. Shirley

An amazing person. He guided me through appeal proceeding. Very patient and polite. I asked him a thousand questions and he was happy to answer all of them clearly. Good man

I consulted Mr. Fox re: two unrelated, but concurrently proceeding cases, in which I thought appellate and/or writ relief might be an option, but my attorney did not do appeals. In the first matter, we had filed the appeal, but the defendants had brought a motion to dismiss it, and I was freaking out, not knowing what to do. There were number of confusing and concatenated procedural snafus that had taken place, and I always find that it's difficult to get people to understand them; further, I have severe anxiety and PTSD as a proximate result of what the tortfeasors put me through in the case. So, I am always fearful I'll not be listened to very long before being shunted aside by someone too busy or impatient. Mr. Fox e-mailed me to send a bunch of specific documents he required before our phone consult. Fortunately, I had kept good records, and I'm very good at writing. In the other matter, we had been denied due process, and I was admittedly somewhat emotional: I wanted to take a writ because I felt the trial court had done an end run around me and my lawyer by denying us notice and opportunity to be heard. Well, within only a day, Mr. Fox and his staff had reviewed the [rather voluminous] documents I'd provided. I then heard from him the next morning, and we had a really good conversation. Mr. Fox put me at ease instantly, and was able to speak in depth about both matters with me. I have not had many "free consultations" with attorneys, but I will say Mr. Fox was extremely generous with his time. It was clear to me he was never flippant or dismissive of the fact that I had learned a lot of things on my own about the law (unlike some attorneys I have seen who groan when I say I had to file some things as a pro per litigant in between being represented). We were able to chat freely about legal points and authorities without him saying "because I'm a lawyer and I said so." But, ultimately, I knew that with Mr. Fox, his 30+ years of experience were indeed a great deal of why he might feel one way or the other. He told me he wouldn't do the writ if I threw $25k in his face, but could help me with the appeal should I need it. He said I should file a paper and the Court would be >50% to grant it in the meantime. He was right, and they did. I am seriously thinking about consulting him further and possibly engaging him as my attorney, depending on certain other factors. He is also, of course, sharp as a tack, and that is obvious when you talk to him. I will not hesitate to refer him to any of my friends who need appellate specialists in the meantime. Thank you again, Mr. Fox.

I believe I will be retaining him for limied services. He communicated with me well and worked with my hearing disability. Other attorneys would not help me.