Deb was very clear, responsive and helpful. I found her to be logical and quick to respond. She walked me through the legal process I was going through and made it easier even though it was a difficult time. Highly recommend!

Upon first meeting Deborah, I knew I was in great hands. She is extremely knowledgeable and professional. In addition, she’s authentic, caring, and honest — a truly wonderful person. Deborah made sure I understood the process of the divorce and my options, every step of the way. She kept me well-informed and provided great advice but was never pushy. I felt very comfortable throughout the entire experience. It’s so hard to find a lawyer who is not only great at their profession but who also has integrity and truly cares about people. That person is Deborah. And if I could give her more than 5 stars, I would!

I was emotional and unsure of how my life was going to turn out post-divorce, But Deborah Lollis kept me thinking clearly and she was straight-forward in her answers to me. She had no problem telling me what was reasonable and what I should not waste my time on, no matter how badly I wanted to pursue a particular issue. She was knowledgeable and understanding, yet at the same time, she had the assertiveness to obtain the results that helped me move on. I could tell she was really listening to me when I had to explain something to her and I really appreciated her honesty and integrity.

I have directed my own contacts to Ms. Lollis when they need a lawyer in her field. She is smart, hard-working, and is an utmost professional.

Deb was retained after my attorney called me and said he needed assistance on my case after a year into the litigation. The assistance turned into co-counsil. We were getting closer to trial date and it needed more attention. Deb was knowledgable and organized. However, petition after petitions were filed after numerous orders were not followed by my ex husband and his high profile attorney dictated the tone of the finality of the case and the lack of his discovery that was accepted After numerous requests I unable to get back into the marital residence for my belongings since we were displaced almost 3 years ago, shut out my 410k without access to trade within, and alI marital assets were in my ex's control, except the car I left with. Yes there were points of minimal relief, however my credit suffered and I was rationed back some money to pay my bills two months before the divorce was final, I followed every order, request for information, discovery requests ,court date and meetings with the GAL. It took over 2 years to get a parenting plan in place, there was never an urgency for the wellbeing of my son , after this was expressed to exhaustion. I expressed my concerns about the final settlement and parenting plan, in my opinion they were taken lighly, It was the "best I was going to do" "that's a reasonable amount of time for them to propose given the circumstances of your case" after expressing my concerns , I was left playing go fetch with my settlement and discovering now the aftermath of the tax ramifications of that. There were many instances I felt I was not in control of the outcome after serious expression to the team. In my opinion, your lawyer should have an overall plan for your case not a wait and see approach. If there is any component of mental and financial abuse in your relationship with your ex, they should also be verse in representing that type of client. Not allowing the opposing counsil to speak slander about their client as they wait for the prove up- Not high fiving a junior associate of the opposing firm moments before the prove up. I understand there is a non emotional component of the representation, but there should be a highly regarded component of fiduciary responsibility that should be addressed not disregarded after expressing that on more than one occasion.

So glad I chose Deborah!!! She was able to make a BFF in the opposing council. They chatted and giggled together like 2 schoolgirls in the courtroom. Now, not only am I divorcing my husband, I'm divorcing her. She has no backbone. She'd rather be friendly than fight for my rights. Her main concern was not to anger the judge. Though it is obvious my husband is hiding our income from our business, (I was an eyewitness) and he refused to produce financial records, she did not challenge his lies and advocate for me. I am in a dire financial situation, and my husband and his girlfriend live lavishly, divert my assets into their joint business, and buy high end antiques which are hidden. Deborah even made it impossible for me to monitor what he is doing with my assets by barring me from the business, by allowing a frivolous protective order. Even the judge said I was not a threat, but Deborah did not fight it. She is more concerned about accruing fees than representing her client.

Deb was very clear, responsive and helpful. I found her to be logical and quick to respond. She walked me through the legal process I was going through and made it easier even though it was a difficult time. Highly recommend!

Upon first meeting Deborah, I knew I was in great hands. She is extremely knowledgeable and professional. In addition, she’s authentic, caring, and honest — a truly wonderful person. Deborah made sure I understood the process of the divorce and my options, every step of the way. She kept me well-informed and provided great advice but was never pushy. I felt very comfortable throughout the entire experience. It’s so hard to find a lawyer who is not only great at their profession but who also has integrity and truly cares about people. That person is Deborah. And if I could give her more than 5 stars, I would!

I was emotional and unsure of how my life was going to turn out post-divorce, But Deborah Lollis kept me thinking clearly and she was straight-forward in her answers to me. She had no problem telling me what was reasonable and what I should not waste my time on, no matter how badly I wanted to pursue a particular issue. She was knowledgeable and understanding, yet at the same time, she had the assertiveness to obtain the results that helped me move on. I could tell she was really listening to me when I had to explain something to her and I really appreciated her honesty and integrity.

I have directed my own contacts to Ms. Lollis when they need a lawyer in her field. She is smart, hard-working, and is an utmost professional.

Deb was retained after my attorney called me and said he needed assistance on my case after a year into the litigation. The assistance turned into co-counsil. We were getting closer to trial date and it needed more attention. Deb was knowledgable and organized. However, petition after petitions were filed after numerous orders were not followed by my ex husband and his high profile attorney dictated the tone of the finality of the case and the lack of his discovery that was accepted After numerous requests I unable to get back into the marital residence for my belongings since we were displaced almost 3 years ago, shut out my 410k without access to trade within, and alI marital assets were in my ex's control, except the car I left with. Yes there were points of minimal relief, however my credit suffered and I was rationed back some money to pay my bills two months before the divorce was final, I followed every order, request for information, discovery requests ,court date and meetings with the GAL. It took over 2 years to get a parenting plan in place, there was never an urgency for the wellbeing of my son , after this was expressed to exhaustion. I expressed my concerns about the final settlement and parenting plan, in my opinion they were taken lighly, It was the "best I was going to do" "that's a reasonable amount of time for them to propose given the circumstances of your case" after expressing my concerns , I was left playing go fetch with my settlement and discovering now the aftermath of the tax ramifications of that. There were many instances I felt I was not in control of the outcome after serious expression to the team. In my opinion, your lawyer should have an overall plan for your case not a wait and see approach. If there is any component of mental and financial abuse in your relationship with your ex, they should also be verse in representing that type of client. Not allowing the opposing counsil to speak slander about their client as they wait for the prove up- Not high fiving a junior associate of the opposing firm moments before the prove up. I understand there is a non emotional component of the representation, but there should be a highly regarded component of fiduciary responsibility that should be addressed not disregarded after expressing that on more than one occasion.

So glad I chose Deborah!!! She was able to make a BFF in the opposing council. They chatted and giggled together like 2 schoolgirls in the courtroom. Now, not only am I divorcing my husband, I'm divorcing her. She has no backbone. She'd rather be friendly than fight for my rights. Her main concern was not to anger the judge. Though it is obvious my husband is hiding our income from our business, (I was an eyewitness) and he refused to produce financial records, she did not challenge his lies and advocate for me. I am in a dire financial situation, and my husband and his girlfriend live lavishly, divert my assets into their joint business, and buy high end antiques which are hidden. Deborah even made it impossible for me to monitor what he is doing with my assets by barring me from the business, by allowing a frivolous protective order. Even the judge said I was not a threat, but Deborah did not fight it. She is more concerned about accruing fees than representing her client.

Deb was very clear, responsive and helpful. I found her to be logical and quick to respond. She walked me through the legal process I was going through and made it easier even though it was a difficult time. Highly recommend!

Upon first meeting Deborah, I knew I was in great hands. She is extremely knowledgeable and professional. In addition, she’s authentic, caring, and honest — a truly wonderful person. Deborah made sure I understood the process of the divorce and my options, every step of the way. She kept me well-informed and provided great advice but was never pushy. I felt very comfortable throughout the entire experience. It’s so hard to find a lawyer who is not only great at their profession but who also has integrity and truly cares about people. That person is Deborah. And if I could give her more than 5 stars, I would!

I was emotional and unsure of how my life was going to turn out post-divorce, But Deborah Lollis kept me thinking clearly and she was straight-forward in her answers to me. She had no problem telling me what was reasonable and what I should not waste my time on, no matter how badly I wanted to pursue a particular issue. She was knowledgeable and understanding, yet at the same time, she had the assertiveness to obtain the results that helped me move on. I could tell she was really listening to me when I had to explain something to her and I really appreciated her honesty and integrity.

I have directed my own contacts to Ms. Lollis when they need a lawyer in her field. She is smart, hard-working, and is an utmost professional.

Deb was retained after my attorney called me and said he needed assistance on my case after a year into the litigation. The assistance turned into co-counsil. We were getting closer to trial date and it needed more attention. Deb was knowledgable and organized. However, petition after petitions were filed after numerous orders were not followed by my ex husband and his high profile attorney dictated the tone of the finality of the case and the lack of his discovery that was accepted After numerous requests I unable to get back into the marital residence for my belongings since we were displaced almost 3 years ago, shut out my 410k without access to trade within, and alI marital assets were in my ex's control, except the car I left with. Yes there were points of minimal relief, however my credit suffered and I was rationed back some money to pay my bills two months before the divorce was final, I followed every order, request for information, discovery requests ,court date and meetings with the GAL. It took over 2 years to get a parenting plan in place, there was never an urgency for the wellbeing of my son , after this was expressed to exhaustion. I expressed my concerns about the final settlement and parenting plan, in my opinion they were taken lighly, It was the "best I was going to do" "that's a reasonable amount of time for them to propose given the circumstances of your case" after expressing my concerns , I was left playing go fetch with my settlement and discovering now the aftermath of the tax ramifications of that. There were many instances I felt I was not in control of the outcome after serious expression to the team. In my opinion, your lawyer should have an overall plan for your case not a wait and see approach. If there is any component of mental and financial abuse in your relationship with your ex, they should also be verse in representing that type of client. Not allowing the opposing counsil to speak slander about their client as they wait for the prove up- Not high fiving a junior associate of the opposing firm moments before the prove up. I understand there is a non emotional component of the representation, but there should be a highly regarded component of fiduciary responsibility that should be addressed not disregarded after expressing that on more than one occasion.

So glad I chose Deborah!!! She was able to make a BFF in the opposing council. They chatted and giggled together like 2 schoolgirls in the courtroom. Now, not only am I divorcing my husband, I'm divorcing her. She has no backbone. She'd rather be friendly than fight for my rights. Her main concern was not to anger the judge. Though it is obvious my husband is hiding our income from our business, (I was an eyewitness) and he refused to produce financial records, she did not challenge his lies and advocate for me. I am in a dire financial situation, and my husband and his girlfriend live lavishly, divert my assets into their joint business, and buy high end antiques which are hidden. Deborah even made it impossible for me to monitor what he is doing with my assets by barring me from the business, by allowing a frivolous protective order. Even the judge said I was not a threat, but Deborah did not fight it. She is more concerned about accruing fees than representing her client.