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Posted by JR McKee | June 29, 2015
One of an elite group of attorney's with integrity, focus and sense of urgency to perform.
First of all David was referred by a trusted friend. From the very beginning it was clear he was a bottom line, to the point, let's get it done, no BS kinda guy, no "fluffy" or vague answers just to get billable hours on the clock, just honest, from the heart, genuine responses based on his exten...
Posted by Alan | January 21, 2015
David Luca didn't disappoint
I highly recommend David. Got referred to him by an acquaintance. Office staff was very friendly and laid-back. David greeted with a smile and stuck to the details and work at hand. He helped me calm down and relax, but didn't take too long with the small talk and then got down to details and lega...
Posted by Evan | July 17, 2014
The Way A Lawyer Should Be
From start to finish David was nothing short of incredible, and he continues to be. He is extremely knowledgable, straight-forward and kept me imformed every step of the way. There were many points of the process where he would have been well within his rights to say he did the best he could and gott...
Posted by Deb | April 06, 2014
Great attorney
David is a knowledgeable and cost effective attorney. I felt very comfortable in his hands and I felt he always had my back. He cut through all the legal ease and got straight to the point. He didn't promise me anything he knew was not possible. He was always available for me and kept me up to dat...
Posted by susan | March 29, 2014
Read the agreements and ask every question before you sign. Even if your Lawyer says its a good deal
I hired Dennis but was pond off on David. In mediation he advised me to sign an agreement that wasn't in my children's favor because it left something called a Wats credit reserved to my husband. So while living in the family home with our two kids I was without knowing accumulating a huge amount ...
The veracity of this complaint is suspect. There is no “pawning off” of cases handled though this office. Each attorney in our office works their own cases and no attorney works on the other’s cases. That being said, a Watts charge is a discretionary reimbursement claim that arises when one spouse lives in a home owned by both spouses after marital separation. The “out spouse” can ask the Court charge the “in spouse” 50% of the fair market value rent as a Watts charge. Normally, the Watts charge is offset in part or whole by the “in spouse’s” Epstein credits against the “out spouse” for 50% of the mortgage, property taxes and homeowner’s insurance payments. The complaint never mentions whether the discretionary Watts charge was imposed, whether the Epstein credit existed to offset it nor whether any money was ever owed. For my part, in the past three years of practice, I have not had any of my clients ever pay out of pocket for a Watts charge claim; another reason I doubt the validity of the complaint.