Steven Abraham Wolvek

Hiring Steve Wolvek to represent me in my lawsuit was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. From our very first consultation, Steve treated me with respect, kindness, and professionalism. I immediately felt that my case was in good hands. Throughout the process, he took the time to explain eve...ry detail clearly and thoroughly. Legal matters can be confusing and stressful, but Steve made sure I always knew what to expect and understood each step we were taking. What impressed me most was how genuinely he cared about my situation — it was clear that he truly wanted to see me get the justice I deserved. When we finally reached the outcome, I was thrilled and deeply grateful. We were successful, and I know that success was due to Steve’s skill, experience, and unwavering commitment. He fought for me with determination, paying close attention to every detail and building a strong case that revealed the truth. I would highly recommend Steve Wolvek to anyone in need of legal help. Whether your case is big or small, you can trust that he will give it his full attention, care, and professionalism. I can’t thank Steve enough for everything he did for me and for helping me achieve a successful resolution.

Steve is unbelievably calm, cool, collected--EXTREMELY knowledgeable--and a balanced and fair attorney. This was my 2nd time around through the child support process and the headaches that go along with all the filings and back and forth with the other party. Steve took care of everything this ti...me and it was the easiest most stress-free legal process I've ever been through. Going through these kinds of things is scary and overwhelming because of all the stories you hear about how things can go bad (and how they might have gone bad for you in the past). Steve removes all that and in the end, makes the whole arduous journey feel like it never happened. Obviously, I cannot recommend Steve enough.

We were supposed to meet up in Sacramento, to show my case file and sign some papers, never got a phone call that he made it to Sacramento. Two days later still no communication from Steve, so I call him, feeling blown off, he said he still wants to see my case but wants me to send him a copy of my p...apers, audio/videos of the Assault on a Disabled person who’s on prescribe medication. Furthermore, thinking about this just being a waste of time, and loss of money to send this information, and to be to no I cant help you! all over again. so coping everything and sending it off to him cost me over $68.00 to send to him, by Fedex, so I knew he would receive it, with that said the audio/videos, and all of the documents that I sent, he responded less than 24 hrs and said sorry can’t help you. I just feel that he didn’t want my case, why have me go through of getting this all prepared for Steve. Why not just be up front and just say no! I can’t help you, like all of the other Attorneys have stated up front. JUST SAYING!

Please save your money by not hiring him. He has no knowledge on Family law. He is unskilled attorney and does not know what he is doing. For example, by the Family Law, the brief for the Voluntary Settlement Conference must be submitted to court at least 7-14 weeks prior to the conference. Mr Wo...lvek sent me an email two days before the conference saying that he will be working on the brief. He did not prepare the brief nor did he gathered all the required documents from the opposing party and me. Then, he called the court and rescheduled the conference. He did not notify me that he rescheduled the conference because he was not prepared. I had to call the court to find out that my case was rescheduled. Mr. Wolvek provides free telephone appointments for his clients. But these telephone appointments are useless. He never does what he says to you over the phone. Rescheduling the conference due to no submission of brief and no required documents from Petitioner and Respondent is a great example of Mr. Wolvek's malpractice. Mr. Wolvek has no knowledge in Family Law. For example, by Family Law, the attorney must collect the Income and Expense Declaration to settle the custody and divorce case. Mr. Wolvek never asked me to submit this declaration nor did he request the opposing party. By the Family Law, to settle the divorce case, the house owned by Petitioner and Respondent must be appraised and sold or buy-out. Because Mr. Wolvek's lack of knowledge in the Family Law, my house, within 9 months, has not been appraised nor had the appraisers' names been selected and approved to settle the divorce. Shortly, I hired another attorney to handle my case.