Justin Kirk Tabayoyon

You'll notice this lying coward didn't leave their name, so I couldn’t reply and state what really happened. The only reason I can think of that I have ever "jumped ship" on a client is that they didn't want to pay me for my services. I don't even dump my clients if I don't like them if they pay, and I continue to do a damn good job for them. It seems like this person wanted constant unnecessary "briefings" and hand holding but couldn't afford to pay for any of it. I am not cheap and being cheap is not my selling point. My services will cost you an arm and a leg. If you don't like that, don't whine about it. Just hire someone else. Go ahead and trust a cheap attorney with what's important in your life and see what happens. In case you haven't learned yet in life, "cheap" is almost never "good". I proudly and unapologetically charge top dollar. It's a small legal community when it comes to family law in the counties that I practice. I know the market and my competition very well. I have cases where the other side is represented by one of a small group of attorneys repeatedly. And I know where I stand in that crowd. I see firsthand again and again the quality of the services my competition provides. Few of them provide the same quality representation that I provide, and most are either inexperienced, incapable, or should have retired a long time ago and don't put forth any effort. I'm experienced, capable, and I still have energy for the fight. Especially when it comes to attorneys, you generally get what you pay for. If you want a cheap attorney, look elsewhere. I make no apologies that I run a business and not a charity. I unapologetically expect to be paid in full for my services. I have a whole section on that subject in the frequently asked questions on my website. Wanting to be paid for my services doesn't mean I don't care about my clients. It means I'm not going to turn away the never-ending stream of people who want to pay top dollar for my services because I'm too busy working on someone's case that doesn't want to pay me. Often, I find that clients that seem to resent paying for my services and claim they can't afford to pay me have plenty of money to maintain cable television at their home, eat out at fancy restaurants, drive nice cars, go on nice vacations, and they just would rather pay for those things than pay me for my legal services. And that's completely fine, but I will not spend time away from my family and turn away paying clients to work for anyone who can afford luxuries in life and just doesn't want to pay me because they feel entitled to "justice." Even though this anonymous cry baby complains I dropped him/her because he/she didn't want to pay, he/she acknowledged that I'm capable if you have money for my services. That reveals the real problem is he/she can't afford to pay for legal services and thinks the world owes him/her something for free. I'm sorry, but I don't owe anybody anything. And as you'll find out if you don't spend your money and hire a good attorney, you're not entitled to a free and fair outcome and you likely won't get one. I invite you to read other lawyers' replies to the negative comments people leave about them, if they even dare to respond. I guarantee you won't see any responses like mine. I'm different and not like the rest. And I know it. That said, do you want an attorney that is such a spineless wimp they can't stick up for themselves let alone you? I certainly wouldn't. Call me.