I hired Mr. Larson for a prenuptial contract. I requested that he make it as simple and inexpensive as possible. He had me pay a $1500 retainer, saying that he anticipated it costing far less. He did not use our face to face time to ascertain what I wanted included. The first document had three inappropriate, unwanted inclusions, which he readily agreed to remove. The charge for editing the document was considerable and inappropriate. In addition, we were told that we could save money if we allowed him to write a single prenuptial, with my fiance’s attorney merely reviewing it. We agreed, again requesting simplicity. The final charge of $2375 for a very simple, straightforward prenuptial, with mostly boilerplate language, took me by surprise. After paying the additional fee, I discussed it with my fiancé. We wrote and hand delivered a detailed letter regarding exactly how we felt we had been overcharged. We never heard from Mr. Larson. I even stopped by the office to request to speak with him, but again never heard anything.

I hired Mr. Larson for a prenuptial contract. I requested that he make it as simple and inexpensive as possible. He had me pay a $1500 retainer, saying that he anticipated it costing far less. He did not use our face to face time to ascertain what I wanted included. The first document had three inappropriate, unwanted inclusions, which he readily agreed to remove. The charge for editing the document was considerable and inappropriate. In addition, we were told that we could save money if we allowed him to write a single prenuptial, with my fiance’s attorney merely reviewing it. We agreed, again requesting simplicity. The final charge of $2375 for a very simple, straightforward prenuptial, with mostly boilerplate language, took me by surprise. After paying the additional fee, I discussed it with my fiancé. We wrote and hand delivered a detailed letter regarding exactly how we felt we had been overcharged. We never heard from Mr. Larson. I even stopped by the office to request to speak with him, but again never heard anything.

I hired Mr. Larson for a prenuptial contract. I requested that he make it as simple and inexpensive as possible. He had me pay a $1500 retainer, saying that he anticipated it costing far less. He did not use our face to face time to ascertain what I wanted included. The first document had three inappropriate, unwanted inclusions, which he readily agreed to remove. The charge for editing the document was considerable and inappropriate. In addition, we were told that we could save money if we allowed him to write a single prenuptial, with my fiance’s attorney merely reviewing it. We agreed, again requesting simplicity. The final charge of $2375 for a very simple, straightforward prenuptial, with mostly boilerplate language, took me by surprise. After paying the additional fee, I discussed it with my fiancé. We wrote and hand delivered a detailed letter regarding exactly how we felt we had been overcharged. We never heard from Mr. Larson. I even stopped by the office to request to speak with him, but again never heard anything.

I hired Mr. Larson for a prenuptial contract. I requested that he make it as simple and inexpensive as possible. He had me pay a $1500 retainer, saying that he anticipated it costing far less. He did not use our face to face time to ascertain what I wanted included. The first document had three inappropriate, unwanted inclusions, which he readily agreed to remove. The charge for editing the document was considerable and inappropriate. In addition, we were told that we could save money if we allowed him to write a single prenuptial, with my fiance’s attorney merely reviewing it. We agreed, again requesting simplicity. The final charge of $2375 for a very simple, straightforward prenuptial, with mostly boilerplate language, took me by surprise. After paying the additional fee, I discussed it with my fiancé. We wrote and hand delivered a detailed letter regarding exactly how we felt we had been overcharged. We never heard from Mr. Larson. I even stopped by the office to request to speak with him, but again never heard anything.