Yousef Monadjemi

hired attorney Yousef Monadjemi on December 7, 2025, and paid $2,400 for representation in a residential eviction case. A Three‑Day Notice had to be re‑served due to a process server error, delaying the filing. The complaint was filed on December 16, 2025. Between December 17 and 29, eight service at...tempts were made, but no substituted service was completed and no proof of service was filed. As a result, the tenants remained in possession without paying rent for December and January, totaling $7,350 in unpaid rent. I requested updates and documents but did not receive timely responses. On January 2, I was told a refund would only be issued if I signed a substitution form that day. On January 6, I was informed the attorney would withdraw. The case did not progress beyond the initial filing.

I had a very problematic tenant who I was unable to remove from my property for a very long time. Thankfully, Yousef and his team were able to get my tenant out without facing any issues or long waiting periods. I am so grateful to have found such a great attorney after searching for so long. I had h...ired 2 other attorneys who were unable to get the job done before finding Yousef. Will definitely be recommending him to friends and family.

Fifteen years ago, when I was 21 years old, I purchased a car through Craigslist. The transaction appeared legitimate, and the paperwork seemed in order, so I proceeded with the purchase. However, about a month later, I was pulled over, arrested, and taken to a holding cell. I soon discovered that th...e car I had bought had been returned to the original seller, who had sold it to the person I purchased it from, but had not fully paid off the vehicle. Before the outstanding debt could be settled, he resold it to me. This left me confused, devastated, and without a car. In my research, I found legal precedents under the "Bona Fide Purchaser Doctrine," which protects individuals who unknowingly buy property that is encumbered or subject to dispute. Believing I had a valid case, I sought legal representation and came across Yousef Monadjemi, an attorney whom I contacted through Craigslist. During our initial consultation, I explained the entire situation to him, detailing the circumstances of the purchase. Mr. Monadjemi assured me that I had a strong case, despite the fact that I had no written proof of the transaction beyond text messages and the vehicle's bill of sale and pink slip, which were returned to the original owner. After negotiating a fixed retainer fee, Mr. Monadjemi reassured me that this amount would be sufficient to handle the case. However, shortly after receiving the retainer, I noticed a shift in his attitude and communication style. Calls became abrupt, and I sensed a change in tone that I hadn’t encountered during our initial conversations. I remained patient, but when I reached out again after a week for an update, Mr. Monadjemi expressed doubts about the strength of my case. He focused on the lack of documentation, which I had disclosed from the outset, and emphasized how difficult the situation had become, particularly with the original owner potentially resisting a resolution. This abrupt shift in tone was troubling. It seemed as though Mr. Monadjemi was growing more reluctant to pursue the case, especially when he began outlining additional court fees that had not been mentioned during our initial discussions. He conveyed the notion that my case was weaker than originally assessed, and I felt as though he was distancing himself from the matter, despite his initial confidence in my legal standing. While I could acknowledge that the lack of a formal paper trail might complicate my position, what was most troubling was how Mr. Monadjemi led me to believe in a case he knew was likely to fail. At 21, with no legal experience, I trusted his professional judgment, but in hindsight, it became clear that he had taken advantage of my naivety. His actions, particularly after accepting my retainer, reflected a lack of ethical consideration and professionalism. This experience left a lasting impact on me, not only because of the legal setback but also because of the profound sense of betrayal. I had expected more from someone in his position—an officer of the court. The situation fundamentally changed the way I view human interactions, especially in professional settings, and it took years for me to fully process the ramifications of that betrayal. In retrospect, this experience serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of transparency, ethical conduct, and trust in professional relationships. I would not recommend Mr. Monadjemi, given the way he handled my case, and I hope my story helps others navigate similar challenges with more awareness.

I am very thankful for Yousef taking the time to handle my car accident injury case. I am very pleased with the settled amount. He is easy to talk too, but yet he is professional and straight forward. He is quick to respond via email or telephone, always keeping me updated. I would return back, ho...pefully not anytime soon :) But of course, I would return and recommend everyone to trust Yousef to handle their case.

I would love to recommend Yousef Manadjrmi as eviction attorney. He is professional , always available, very knowledgeable ,plenty of experience, reasonably priced for an actual attorney doing the work unlike other eviction companies. He is a "straight forward kinda guy" If you like No BS he is you...r attorney. Unfortunately , I wasn't able to win my case because I chose to drop the case after Youself informed me of all the possible outcomes prior to spending more funds. Hope you call Yourself and get a consult you will not be disappointed .