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Randie Ehrlich and her team earn strong marks for real estate transactions, with most clients praising her direct approach and responsiveness. Nicole Martinez, the paralegal, appears repeatedly across reviews as a dedicated resource. One negative review cited impatience and extra fees, suggesting results vary by client or engagement type.
Clients praise the firm's empathy and detailed case explanations during difficult financial situations. One complainant reported being handed off to junior staff after paying upfront, then billed at attorney rates despite inconsistent representation and unclear fee structures.
Most reviewers praise Mike and Anthony for fast, organized service on real estate purchases and business transactions. One older review describes a walk-in encounter with rudeness and refusal to listen. Detail is limited.
Prashant Bhatia handles immigration paperwork, real estate closings, and family matters from Princeton. Most reviewers praise his knowledge, responsiveness, and fair pricing; a few older complaints mention missed calls and inconsistent fee transparency.
One client won a disability case on contingency when other firms declined. Another reported dismissal within minutes of a phone consultation, citing unprofessional behavior. Review volume is thin and ratings are split sharply.
One reviewer praised the attorney for deep legal knowledge and the confidence it brought to their case. Limited review evidence available.
Brian Hofmeister and his team earn consistent five-star ratings for foreclosure defense and bankruptcy work. Reviewers highlight his expertise and genuine concern for clients.
Five-star reviews praise Mr. Martinez for delivering results and treating struggling clients with compassion and honesty. One-star reviews describe a pattern of rudeness, insults, dismissiveness during initial consultations, and difficulty reaching the office. The split is stark: three-quarters of reviewers rate him highly, but the remainder report a fundamentally negative experience with his demeanor.
Lenox Law Firm draws sharply divided opinions. Some clients praise specific attorneys like Stephanie DeLuca and Patrick Carrigg for professionalism, responsiveness, and guidance through complex transactions. Others report steep bills, triple-charging practices, and minimal results, particularly in estate disputes. The firm's quality appears to depend heavily on which attorney handles your case.
Reviewers describe Griegel and Lazzaro as knowledgeable, trustworthy lawyers who follow through on commitments and stay accessible. Clients value the small-firm treatment without the shuffle of a large practice.
Four reviewers praise Don Barbati and the firm for handling real estate transactions with professionalism, responsiveness (including early morning emails), and clear communication. Union representatives credit the firm with long-standing advocacy on labor practices and contract negotiations. Limited review evidence but consistently strong on real estate closings and responsiveness.
Kimberly Shubert handles divorce and family litigation with responsiveness and straightforward guidance. Clients consistently report that her knowledge, candid advice, and personal attention made difficult cases feel manageable.
Stevens & Lee brings qualified, courteous attorneys to the table. However, one reviewer found billing lacked transparency and cost controls, with fees mounting faster than expected relative to deliverables. Limited evidence from a single detailed account.
Central Jersey Legal Services draws strong loyalty from satisfied clients who credit specific staff members like Yessica Espina and Kalea Edmundo for expert help with family law, domestic violence, and foreclosure matters. However, a substantial fraction report frustrating waits for callbacks, staff who won't take cases to trial, and dismissive interactions during initial calls.
Reviews consistently praise compassionate support and expert guidance, but all six address domestic violence cases. The firm's listed foreclosure-defense, debt-settlement, and estate-litigation services lack review evidence.
Clients consistently praise Sheller's responsiveness and genuine care, with several crediting him for keeping them housed during foreclosure. One reviewer reported inattention to detail and poor office conditions during a home closing, noting the experience felt rushed despite a successful outcome. Over 25 years in practice, NJ-licensed.
Witt Law earns consistent praise for business legal work, with clients citing clear communication, strong outcomes, and fair rates over many years. The firm handles corporate setup and complex business matters, though review detail on foreclosure or estate services is limited.
Strong cases with attorneys like Barry Szaferman and Sam Gaylord yield favorable outcomes and responsive service. However, complaints about staff turnover, poor communication, and uneven attorney preparation suggest inconsistency across the firm.
Mr. Barrett receives consistent praise for professionalism and client care across just 2 five-star reviews. Evidence is limited. One review involves workers' compensation, outside the stated foreclosure and estate categories.
Five-star reviews praise the firm as excellent and fair, but one-star complaints cite poor professionalism, hidden fees, and weak advocacy. Most feedback predates the past five years, limiting current insight.
Five reviewers praise Mumola for attentiveness, genuine concern, and thorough communication through cases. One older review describes a consultation fee charged but then ignored despite repeated calls back. Most praise dates from 7 years ago; current evidence is limited.
A reviewer who worked with Brian Paul across two post-divorce matters over 12 years credits him with both legal skill and emotional support through difficult personal circumstances. The reviewer emphasizes Paul's negotiating strength, command of legal writing, and willingness to prepare thoroughly for trial even when settlement proved the better path.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Kelly Anderson Smith handles criminal defense with a focus on outcomes: clients report reduced charges, prison-to-probation settlements, and detailed pre-court prep. Her practice emphasizes genuine advocacy over quick fees, free initial consultations, and direct communication about each step.
One detailed review describes an attorney who visited repeatedly while the reviewer was incarcerated, gathered evidence others had missed, and answered calls consistently. The reviewer contrasted this with four previous lawyers (paid and court-appointed) who seemed indifferent or conflicted. Limited review data, but the account suggests hands-on representation and responsiveness in a difficult case.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Clients consistently praise Ted Maciag for deep experience and ready availability. Long-term clients report he handles both personal and business matters with competence, keeps communication open, and takes a proactive approach to legal problems.
John Dember and his firm handle foreclosure defense and related legal matters in Lawrence Township. Clients consistently praise rapid responses, clear explanations, and favorable case outcomes. Limited review evidence on foreclosure-specific results, though the firm's track record spans real estate, settlement, and family law.
Most reviewers praise attorneys like Andrew Cohen and Nancy Goldstein for sharp real estate work, fast responses, and clear communication. One complaint alleges the firm failed to properly oversee an HOA's unlicensed contractors and questionable financing, leading the reviewer to file with state regulators.
One five-star review describes Anthony Francioso's office as anticipatory and skilled at defusing potential problems into routine matters. Three reviews across five years offer limited insight into specific services.
All six reviews rate H. Lee Wearing at five stars. Clients describe consistent professionalism, successful case resolutions, and personal attention. Evidence on foreclosure defense or estate litigation specifics is limited from the review text provided.
Wong Fleming holds a 4.5-star average from limited Google reviews. Their website lists broad legal services spanning commercial, corporate, and creditors' rights practice, with operations claimed since 2017 across US and international service areas. Detail is scarce due to minimal review evidence.
One reviewer reported dismissive treatment and aggressive document handling. Review evidence is limited to a single one-star account; the average rating of 3.0 reflects mixed results across just two Google reviews.
Reviewers consistently praise Kathleen Scott Chasar's legal expertise, calm demeanor with complex family matters, and fair pricing. However, multiple clients cite frustration with an unfriendly receptionist whose rushed, dismissive phone manner deterred them from staying or recommending the firm.
Both reviewers gave five stars, though detail is limited. The firm lists estate litigation, foreclosure defense, real estate, and debt settlement services alongside family law, personal injury, and business incorporation through their website.
A firm with strong estate planning credentials when work flows smoothly, but recent reviews reveal serious communication lapses. One client paid a retainer but received only two phone calls and unsolicited draft documents before the attorney cancelled without discussion. Another was charged for a consultation without authorization and told they could not be helped.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Two reviewers gave Stevens & Lee top marks, though specific detail about their services is limited. The firm operates from Lawrenceville.
Fox Rothschild LLP holds a 4.3 rating across 9 Google reviews. A detailed sentiment read was not produced on this pass, so the placement rests on rating consistency and volume.
Reviewers credit Furlong and Krasny with negotiating significant sentence reductions and securing favorable plea deals in serious cases. One client obtained time served plus probation on armed robbery charges after the firm advocated for release from house arrest. A minority voice questioned consistency between initial promises and actual outcomes, and noted costs are steep.
Roger Martindell has earned sustained loyalty from some clients over decades, while recent reviews express serious concerns about his motivations and client focus. The split between five-star and one/two-star ratings reflects a starkly divided client experience, with no clear pattern linking service type to satisfaction.
One client praised help with workplace injury compensation. Another reported abandonment over a year into a workers comp case with zero contact from the firm, specifically at the East State and Montgomery Street office downtown.
One reviewer praised Treichler's professional approach and real estate expertise, crediting him with identifying a risky purchase before it closed. Evidence is limited to a single review.
One reviewer praised Megan Seiber for being genuinely responsive to client concerns and delivering results. Review evidence is minimal but consistently positive.
One five-star review on file. The firm lists foreclosure defense, bankruptcy, and estate litigation among many practice areas. Limited review evidence, so details about specific outcomes or staff are unavailable.
One five-star review supports this attorney's work. His website lists 24 years with Szaferman Lakind and holds New Jersey Supreme Court certification, Martindale-Hubbell AV rating, and Super Lawyers designation. Review detail is limited.
Real estate clients praise the professionalism and transaction handling, but phone access is inconsistent. Review evidence is limited.
One five-star review is on file, but evidence is limited. The business's website lists immigration services, not foreclosure or estate work.
One five-star review notes a welcoming environment and thorough legal work. Limited review evidence, but the single submission is strong.
Limited review data available; the single Google review is positive. The business claims over 45 years of practice in commercial real estate counsel, land acquisition, financing, and development work.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Reviews are sharply divided. Long-standing clients praise Bruce Cassidy for wins and professionalism; others report being unable to reach him, having paid fees with no work completed, and losing months to silence.
The NJ Attorney General's office draws overwhelming complaints about inaccessibility: most callers report no answer, no callbacks, and no email replies. The rare positive interactions highlight courteous staff, but reviewers consistently describe a non-responsive system that passes responsibility elsewhere or fails to act on reported crimes and civil violations. Limited positive reviews suggest occasional good experiences do not reflect the typical outcome.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
A single 3-star review flagged an order error. Review evidence is thin; the business states it offers estate litigation, foreclosure defense, and broader advisory services across major U.S. and international markets.
Two reviewers praised Peter's work on wills, powers of attorney, and a house closing, calling him professional yet approachable. One older review alleged he gave conflicting advice during a failed builder contract, refused to return a deposit despite the builder's default, and left the client with no clear legal path forward without additional cost.
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Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Krajewski offers free consultations and has delivered successful outcomes for some clients, but recent reviews raise serious concerns about case pressure, poor organization, and unresponsiveness. The 3.7 rating across nine reviews reflects a stark split: 67% five-star ratings against equally polarized one-star complaints about plea-deal coercion and office disarray.
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Recent reviews paint a stark picture: clients report being promised strong cases, charged fees, then left without updates or follow-through. The receptionist reportedly greets callers with dismissal. Earlier five-star reviews cite experience, but current complaints center on money taken without service delivered.
Capehart Scatchard is a long-established law firm in Downtown Trenton offering litigation and creditors' rights services. Review evidence is limited, so prospective clients should verify current expertise in foreclosure, estate, or real estate litigation directly.
Review text is not available for this business. The firm operates in Princeton, claims to have served clients since 1990, and states it handles bankruptcy, foreclosure, debt settlement, and estate litigation across central and northern New Jersey counties. Their website lists Chapter 7, 11, and 13 bankruptcy options, student loan relief, and debt negotiations as services.
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Review evidence is limited. The business states it offers estate planning, long term care advice, special needs planning, and Medicaid guidance. Their website lists more than thirty years of operating history, and they serve Princeton.
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Review evidence is limited. The business states it offers federal and state criminal defense, white collar crime, homicide, juvenile, and domestic violence work over 30 years. It is not clear from available data how this criminal defense focus aligns with the foreclosure and estate litigation categories listed.
No individual reviews are available for this attorney yet. The business claims recognition through BTI Client Service A-Team, Best Lawyers in America 2027, and multiple Chambers USA rankings. Eckert Seamans lists service areas across the Northeast including Philadelphia and Princeton.
Review evidence is limited. Their website lists services in government procurement consulting, expert witness work, and purchasing compliance for New Jersey state and local agencies. Whether these align with foreclosure defense or estate litigation is unclear from available information.
Review evidence for this firm is limited. Their website lists services including estate litigation, real estate, and wills and estates in the Lawrenceville area. Prospective clients should contact them directly for current availability and specific case details.
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Review evidence for this business is limited. Their website lists estate planning, wills, trusts, real estate services, and legal counsel, serving Robbinsville and the Hamilton Square area.
Review evidence is limited. The business is listed under foreclosure defense, estate litigation, and real estate litigation services. Their website claims to serve New Jersey with practices in real estate law, probate, and estate administration since 1922.
No individual review text is available for this attorney. The practice claims foreclosure defense and estate litigation services from a Princeton office and lists multiple practice areas on their website; review evidence needed to assess service quality or client outcomes.
Review evidence is limited for this firm. Their website lists estate planning and administration, estate probate litigation, and real estate services across New Jersey, New York, and other regions, but no customer review text is available to assess their actual performance or client experience.
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No review text is currently available for this firm. Their website states they have operated since 1958 and serve New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania across appellate, construction liability, insurance law, medical malpractice, and other practice areas.
Watson Andrew L operates from Lawrence Township as a law firm established in 1929. Their website lists services including estates and trusts litigation, employment law, and family law. No customer reviews are available to assess service quality or experience.
Review evidence is limited; the firm lists real estate and litigation services at their Princeton location, but specific client feedback on foreclosure defense, estate litigation, or debt settlement work is not available.
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Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Last updated 2026-08-27