Amy Richardson

I cannot begin to thank this firm enough for excellent representation in my divorce. They are caring, compassionate, capable, and professional, while not charging and arm and a leg for their services. We were able to work amicably with the attorney on the other Sid and get our divorce settled as painlessly as possible in this situation. It was very evident that they care very deeply about their clients. Thank you again!

Martha Irimiciuc

Not a good lawyer. My response: I understand what you are saying. I understand how the law works. My review is based on morals and common respect, in which I felt lacked from Dori. While her team was friendly, she could not act the least bit interested in anything not pertaining to her. The amount of money she “took” and how minimum she did, …..or rather didn’t do—-made it impossible to ignore the injustice. It also made me see how easy representing yourself is, which I did -& won. So for this is the sole reason, I stand with my review. Thank you for replying.

Megan Engberg

Carrie Cravatta is a very great lawyer and person. She helped me with my divorce and custody agreement. She made sure I understood everything I was hearing and every paper I was signed . I would 100 percent recommend her to anyone need a divorce attorney

Victoria Lee

I was referred to this law firm by another lawyer that didn't handle my particular case law very often. Amy Duenas has been representing me over the last few months. Her paralegal, Amber, has also been an amazing help as well. This law firm is worth every penny I have spent! They have been there for me every step of the way!

Martha Maria

Dori was my lawyer for one year. In this 12 month span, we paid her over 1000 a month, sometimes included phone call charges to casually speak to her. I don't recall once where she emailed me first. I was the one touching base continuously and she seemed uninterested. If it was me paying I would of discontinued business with her month 3 but it was a family friend who was paying her services ( giving her the benefit of the doubt ) Once we ended up in the same exact spot we started in , we dropped the case and I ended up going to court and representing myself and doing what needed to be done and I have zero school in law. I am not one to down talk anyone but the fact of the matter is, she had no genuine interest in my life, my requests or needs, or my kids. You are better off going with a public defender than paying for services you can easily do yourself, and a better job considering it's your life. My advice would be for her to find a new line of work.