If you want a lawyer that tells you what you want to hear, Lindsey is not your woman. However, if you want an attorney that is smart, diligent, well-versed in the law, and provides spot-on advice, then look no further. After working on my divorce 6 years ago, and again on a successful custody modification this year, I could not recommend her more highly. Lindsey will always steer you in the right direction. I'm glad I heeded her advice!

I hired Lindsey Erdmann for my divorce case since the end of 2012, she helped me finished the more than 4 years divorce battle, and helped me won the $2,500/month alimony. During this very frustrated period, she provided me excellent guidance and support, she helped me went thru many difficult court days. I just want to say: Thank you so much!

After being recommended to Ms. Erdmann by an attorney I trust, I met with Ms. Erdmann for a consultation and was told my ex had no basis for her demands. 100% custody and half of everything accrued since marriage. I was asking for 50% custody. I retained Lindsey in August with a court date in January. Throughout this time I had to contact her if she needed any information for the case as my ex and I could not reach an agreement. In the week leading up to the case I finally started to hear from Lindsey who was talking to my ex's attorney at this point. She didn't seem very prepared for the demands my ex was asking for. Upon the day of the trial, our case was delayed and the two attorneys began to discuss a settlement agreement. She clearly did not want to go to trial. I had no reason to not obtain 50% custody. But as a settlement was discussed, Ms. Erdmann told me my mom (the primary day care) was ready to testify against me that I should not have custody. I said this didn't make any sense, but she assured me this was the case. I did not want any witnesses as I didn't want to get anyone involved in this divorce. Upon hearing this I figured I had no chance to win anything in court and gave up hope. We ultimately settled on the 1/7 days custody. After court I asked my ex why she would have my mom testify against me. She said that never happened and asked her attorney why he would say that. He said he didn't. I asked Ms. Erdmann to clarify what exactly happened and she insisted he said this. No follow up that I am aware of. It was a huge issue. The money that I had in the house or that I had paid my ex previously did not account for anything and Ms. Erdmann did not fight for anything. She said since we didn't go to trial I would get $3,000 back of my retainer. After months of seeing the fee decline I asked what had happened and was sent a check for $1,500. I am now in the process of hiring another attorney to fight for my custody.

If you want a lawyer that tells you what you want to hear, Lindsey is not your woman. However, if you want an attorney that is smart, diligent, well-versed in the law, and provides spot-on advice, then look no further. After working on my divorce 6 years ago, and again on a successful custody modification this year, I could not recommend her more highly. Lindsey will always steer you in the right direction. I'm glad I heeded her advice!

I hired Lindsey Erdmann for my divorce case since the end of 2012, she helped me finished the more than 4 years divorce battle, and helped me won the $2,500/month alimony. During this very frustrated period, she provided me excellent guidance and support, she helped me went thru many difficult court days. I just want to say: Thank you so much!

After being recommended to Ms. Erdmann by an attorney I trust, I met with Ms. Erdmann for a consultation and was told my ex had no basis for her demands. 100% custody and half of everything accrued since marriage. I was asking for 50% custody. I retained Lindsey in August with a court date in January. Throughout this time I had to contact her if she needed any information for the case as my ex and I could not reach an agreement. In the week leading up to the case I finally started to hear from Lindsey who was talking to my ex's attorney at this point. She didn't seem very prepared for the demands my ex was asking for. Upon the day of the trial, our case was delayed and the two attorneys began to discuss a settlement agreement. She clearly did not want to go to trial. I had no reason to not obtain 50% custody. But as a settlement was discussed, Ms. Erdmann told me my mom (the primary day care) was ready to testify against me that I should not have custody. I said this didn't make any sense, but she assured me this was the case. I did not want any witnesses as I didn't want to get anyone involved in this divorce. Upon hearing this I figured I had no chance to win anything in court and gave up hope. We ultimately settled on the 1/7 days custody. After court I asked my ex why she would have my mom testify against me. She said that never happened and asked her attorney why he would say that. He said he didn't. I asked Ms. Erdmann to clarify what exactly happened and she insisted he said this. No follow up that I am aware of. It was a huge issue. The money that I had in the house or that I had paid my ex previously did not account for anything and Ms. Erdmann did not fight for anything. She said since we didn't go to trial I would get $3,000 back of my retainer. After months of seeing the fee decline I asked what had happened and was sent a check for $1,500. I am now in the process of hiring another attorney to fight for my custody.

If you want a lawyer that tells you what you want to hear, Lindsey is not your woman. However, if you want an attorney that is smart, diligent, well-versed in the law, and provides spot-on advice, then look no further. After working on my divorce 6 years ago, and again on a successful custody modification this year, I could not recommend her more highly. Lindsey will always steer you in the right direction. I'm glad I heeded her advice!

I hired Lindsey Erdmann for my divorce case since the end of 2012, she helped me finished the more than 4 years divorce battle, and helped me won the $2,500/month alimony. During this very frustrated period, she provided me excellent guidance and support, she helped me went thru many difficult court days. I just want to say: Thank you so much!

After being recommended to Ms. Erdmann by an attorney I trust, I met with Ms. Erdmann for a consultation and was told my ex had no basis for her demands. 100% custody and half of everything accrued since marriage. I was asking for 50% custody. I retained Lindsey in August with a court date in January. Throughout this time I had to contact her if she needed any information for the case as my ex and I could not reach an agreement. In the week leading up to the case I finally started to hear from Lindsey who was talking to my ex's attorney at this point. She didn't seem very prepared for the demands my ex was asking for. Upon the day of the trial, our case was delayed and the two attorneys began to discuss a settlement agreement. She clearly did not want to go to trial. I had no reason to not obtain 50% custody. But as a settlement was discussed, Ms. Erdmann told me my mom (the primary day care) was ready to testify against me that I should not have custody. I said this didn't make any sense, but she assured me this was the case. I did not want any witnesses as I didn't want to get anyone involved in this divorce. Upon hearing this I figured I had no chance to win anything in court and gave up hope. We ultimately settled on the 1/7 days custody. After court I asked my ex why she would have my mom testify against me. She said that never happened and asked her attorney why he would say that. He said he didn't. I asked Ms. Erdmann to clarify what exactly happened and she insisted he said this. No follow up that I am aware of. It was a huge issue. The money that I had in the house or that I had paid my ex previously did not account for anything and Ms. Erdmann did not fight for anything. She said since we didn't go to trial I would get $3,000 back of my retainer. After months of seeing the fee decline I asked what had happened and was sent a check for $1,500. I am now in the process of hiring another attorney to fight for my custody.