Nathan Mark Shilberg

Nathan Shilberg

I agreed to accommodate this Complainant on a payment plan. She sent me postdated checks, replaced them, and asked me to hold final payment. Months afterwards, this Complainant signed all the bankruptcy paperwork, and I was ready to file it on her behalf. Apparently, because I didn't file her case the very next day, she became exceptionally demanding and made me the focal point of everything that had ever gone wrong with her life. There were no pending wage garnishments, bank levies, foreclosures or car repo's. In order to keep my prices as affordable as possible, admittedly, I don't have a staff to fire off an immediate response to every concern or inquiry. But I do respond. Although this Complainant's case was not particularly novel or complex, I nonetheless apologize for not giving her "concierge level" treatment. Still, I feel her comments are unfair in that I spent numerous hours looking up creditor addresses that were never provided to me in advance and researching her tax dischargeability questions. Clearly, this Complainant has an axe to grind with me, but I did nothing to deserve these unflattering remarks. I have serious doubts whether she would be satisfied with ANY attorney.