Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.

Merrianne Dean was instrumental in helping me file for conservatorship on behalf of a close family friend who was a target of emotional and financial elder abuse. We succeeded and I learned how challenging the process would have been without talented legal representation. Merrianne is knowledgeable, compassionate, communicative and was incredibly effective at driving the process to remove the former power-of-attorney holder from a position of abusive authority and control. I highly recommend both her and her firm.

I am writing this review 5 years after my case but I haven’t forgotten. Ms. Dean took my case knowing I was in a terrible financial situation. Her “pride” of business statement is, “she requires a $5,000 deposit at intervals”. She bills as most attorneys do, by the minute, but she assured me she’s different by requesting an additional $5,000 when the deposit is nearing depletion. So the final bill is not a shock. The largest final bill should be no more than $5,000. I was involved in a case which seemed, clear cut, to her group that I was in “the right”. Bottom line, my case was lost and after a very disappointing experience where I felt she was severely distracted, she billed me for an additional $23,000. She did reduce her bill to $18,000 but never acknowledged her “pride of business” by retaining deposits upfront so her clients aren’t met with a hardship. She did allow a delay in payment, which was greatly appreciated. The purpose of this review is mostly to state that I was recommended to contact The Dean Law group to represent myself and I only Chose them by Ms Deans pay policy, which I thought would protect me. It did not. In a position where your world is crashing down on you and a professional spells out how they are different and on your side, please be very cautious. The Dean Law group did not follow their policy of collecting an established amount upfront before you fall into debt.