Paul David Fromson

Not sure how to even begin… never in a million years would I think my son and I would be going through something so traumatic and unreal as this—but we are. And here it goes. I truly don’t have enough words to express what Attorney Paul Fromson did for me and my son during one of the most trauma...tic and crucial moments of our lives. Immediately after my son was arrested on a felony Ramey warrant—in the middle of his expulsion hearing, inside a school building—I drove straight to Paul’s office. I was sitting in front of him within 15 minutes, and without hesitation, he was already making phone calls. From the moment I shared my side of the story and showed him the evidence, I saw the fire in him—the belief that what happened to my son was an injustice. He didn’t just listen, he felt it. Paul is incredibly firm, brutally honest, and direct—but it’s because he cares. His honesty may be intimidating for some, but to me, it meant everything. He told me the truth, held me accountable when needed, and was clearly determined to fight for what was right. What meant the most to me was the constant communication. He must have called me 15 to 20 times that first day, checking in, updating me, letting me know he was on it. Every time he said he’d call back, he did. His follow-through gave me peace during complete chaos. Even his paralegal, Alondra, called to check on me—something I’ll never forget. I love Alondra—she knows her sh*t and she’s amazing at what she does. Paul told me early on that he planned to go meet my son at Juvenile Hall—he wanted to look him in the eye, talk to him, and get to know him. That meant everything to me. He didn’t just see this as a case—he saw my son. And though he was thankfully released the very next day thanks to Paul’s efforts, Paul still asked about him and told us, “Enjoy your son. Enjoy your family. Get some rest. I’m here if you need anything—just call us and see him soon.” That personal moment stuck with me. He saw my pain. And in the middle of all of it, Paul told me things that reassured me as a mother. He reminded me I was a good mom. That meant more to me than I could ever explain. Paul didn’t judge my son. I acknowledged he wasn’t perfect, but he understood his struggles. He made it clear that those struggles were never an excuse for how he was treated. And when Paul did meet with him, he was firm—but real. My son appreciated it. He told me later that Paul was good. He actually liked him. Imagine that—after everything he’s been through, those honest, tough-love conversations from Paul didn’t push him away. They helped him. He told me, “I’ll forever be grateful for what he did for me, and what he’s still doing.” Paul Fromson is known and respected by so many. He’s looked up to in the legal world, and many call him a shark—because he is one. And in my belief, he showed it. Thank you, Paul. You gave me hope when I felt helpless. You gave my son a voice when his was being silenced. You gave us light in a moment full of darkness. And for that, I will forever be grateful.

Paul Fromson is extremely knowledgeable, if you're working with him you're without a doubt in good hands. He told me my situation is something that I can handle on my own pursuit and still shared extremely helpful advice. Paul is truly the only attorney I trust and would get legal advice from. He goe...s above and beyond to help his clients out and eases your worries after any conversation you have with him. 10/10

When I walked into Paul Fromson’s office about two years ago, I was dealing with a very difficult child custody case with a person set on preventing contact at any cost. I was confused about my rights, the options available to me, and how I could possibly stand a chance in a system many men and women... agree still favors one parent over the other. From the moment I retained Mr. Fromson, I knew I made the correct decision, and would like to provide fathers in a similar situation with some hope about what you can do to fight back for your children. First off, men; you have rights as a parent. Knowing your rights and how to make the most of them is something Mr. Fromson intricately understands from decades of experience working in family law. He will not let you waive these rights, or let give negotiate them away because you’re hoping the other parent might come to their senses and become more amicable to your position. To this point, his exceptional knowledge of the system has yielded nothing but positive results from my perspective. Every time the other parent violated the court order, his office was expedient in ensuring they were held accountable. Every time this parent started playing games, he knew exactly how to get them to stop. I imagine I am hardly done dealing with the other parent’s disruptive behavior, as I have a long way to go still before my child is an adult, but I know he and his whole team will be there through it all. On that note, let it be known I think the world of everyone in his office. They have made and my child and me feel like part of their family, and I have never doubted they are genuinely impacted by the results, especially when the courts appear slow to react. This whole team has been there through every triumph and every setback, and I imagine them seeing me go through every roadblock possible to be involved in my child’s life has also impacts them greatly. Empathy is a must in this field considering you (as the client) want someone you are working with to also care about the most important thing in the world to you… and I believe they absolutely do. As far as accessibility; he returns 100% of my calls the same day. I do not believe any review that suggest otherwise. He is prompt to hearings and provides regular updates between hearings if anything relevant occurs. He will disclose to you at the initial consultation that he falls on the higher end of retainers, but from my experience there is a clear reason why (cheaper options are not better). Most child custody cases will go on for some time; so, do not expect a low initial retainer to last, especially through a high conflict case. I wanted to address one complaint I read about him not listening to a laundry list of your issues; well, that’s not his job. He is a lawyer who will tell you what you need to do to get the best results for your case. If you want to talk about every comment your ex made during your relationship, go see a counselor. When you have a consultation, leave your feelings at the door, and bring documentation. On that note; you remain the best tool for a successful court hearing. Showing up late, looking like you just rolled out of bed, or violating the court order because you think it’s not fair, is not going help… even with a lawyer. Keeping diligent logs of visits, photos of the other parent showing up late to exchanges, and police reports when appropriate is how you get what you’re looking for. Still, after more than two years and a lot of hearings, I am thrilled to say I have majority of the custody of my child, and I have Mr. Fromson and his team to thank for that. In closing, if you are a new single parent trying to figure out how to stop the other parent from abusing your rights, and damaging the relationship you should be having with your child… retain a family lawyer. And if this lengthy review is any indication of my recommendation, you should start by calling Paul Fromson first.

After hiring 2 previous lawyers for representation and unhappy with how they coward to my ex's attorneys, I decided to approach Mr. Fromson. He was straight forward from the get-go about what it was going to take to get what I wanted. You do what this guy recommends and you will get results guarantee...d. I would highly recommend Mr. Fromson to anyone! ...except my ex :)

Paul in my daughters lawyer, he is representing her with a case in family court and a criminal case brought on by the child custody case. She was not allowed to see her child for 36 days. The day of the hearing Paul got her child returned to her and custody of the child. He is honest and up fron...t and easy to deal with and gets results. I have been able to relax with Paul on her case.