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Posted by anonymous | February 02, 2021
Free-consultation
I spoke with Mr. Clement today about filing a divorce. He is very knowledgable guy with tons of years of experience. He was very honest with me and told me exactly what I might lose and gain from the divorce. I highly recommend Mr. Clement’s law office if you’re ready to fill for a divorce.
Posted by anonymous | November 14, 2016 | Hired Attorney
Family Practice
I have rated this law firm with 5 stars. Bruce's team, and included him, are professional , honest and are very explicit when talking to you about your case. They give you options and help guide you to your goal. I give thumbs up to Malinda, the paralegal, who answered questions and always returned ...
Posted by James | December 01, 2015
Keep lookng if you have a high-conflict case!!!
Mr. Clement's staff was exceptional in their duties. I waited six months after trial ended to ensure I would write a fair review and not just write something while I was angry. I will say that if you have a fairly easy case he may be the attorney for you. On the other hand, if you have a high-conflic...
The client was upset because I did not try to introduce a book the client liked ("Splitting") as evidence in the case. I tried to explain that the book was not admissible as evidence, but the client unfortunately concluded that I was unreasonably ignoring his wishes. The judge gave more visitation time to the client, but not custody. Trying to introduce the book would not have helped the client's case.
Posted by 2Broke2RetireNow | June 04, 2015
DON'T HIRE HIM!
He charged us $58,000 and then, when we finally had our day in court, he wasn't prepared for rebuttal and completely bombed. When it came time for him to argue our case he just stood in silence while opposing counsel ripped our case to shreds. When he had the opportunity for rebuttal, he didn't say a...
This was an extremely difficult non-parental custody case. The client wanted to vacate an adoption of the client's grandchildren which had occurred years ago. At the beginning of the case, it appeared that there was significant evidence supporting the client. However, important evidence was produced by the adoptive parents which significantly hurt the client's case. During the final hearing, the client wanted me to try to introduce evidence the judge had already excluded; this would have irritated the judge and might have caused more problems for the client. After the hearing the client chose not to appeal.
Posted by Brett | June 27, 2014
Extremely pleased
I needed a family law attorney to handle a divorce for me. I chose to give Bruce a try, based upon reviews I'd seen on the internet. I was extremely pleased not just with Bruce, but with his entire staff, as well. The entire team was upfront with me about expectations and fees and they kept me ver...