Fitch & Neary, PC

My dad hired Fitch and Neary to write a revocable living trust. After he passed away, I discovered that they had recorded the bargain and sale deed in the wrong county! My dad's home was in Jefferson county, but Fitch and Neary had the bargain and sale deed recorded in Deschutes county. Quite an oversight and a pretty astonishing lack of attention to detail.nnEd Fitch never returned my calls and it took me a few weeks to finally get in touch with Patricia (paralegal). She informed me that she could fix the issue if I sent her the original copy of the bargain and sale deed.nnBefore sending her the deed, I decided to do a little research and discovered that Jefferson county needed a certified copy from Deschutes county. My original copy wouldn't have solved the issue like Patricia thought it would and I would have wasted even more time if I had sent it to her.nnI decided to hire a different attorney to fix the mess Fitch and Neary created by their incompetence and lack of attention to detail. It's unfortunate to have to pay for someone else to fix their mistakes, but it needed to be done correctly and their office apparently wasn't up to the task.nnMy dad tried to do the right thing by having a revocable living trust written before he died. I just wish he would have hired a different attorney.

Highly recommend. Andrew is very knowledgeable in Family Law. Andrew has a great stuff who are very good at making you feel at home. They have made me feel Secure in what is in the best interest of my family.

We used Fitch&Neary in defense in our no cause eviction and we won in court due to their advice and expertise. Knowledgeable, Commited and Compassionate Law Firm.

Although Andrew is a very nice guy, I would not trust him with any family law matter. Due to his lack of preparation and unwillingness to listen to my pleas to communicate information to the judge during a PHONE hearing for temporary parenting time, I now only get to see my son for a total of 24 hours every other weekend. After two years of 50/50 week on, week off parenting time, Andrew cost me almost all visitation with my son. The judge scolded him for only requesting one hour for the hearing.nAfter opposing counsel had eaten up 45 minutes of the hour, the judge offered to reschedule and Andrew declined, despite my desperate pleas for him to reschedule. He insisted that we could finish quickly. Considering the stakes at hand, I don't think trying to jam our arguments into 15 minutes was prudent. And when the hearing was over, and my time with my son had been ripped away, rather than discussing next steps, he practically ran out of the room to get to his next meeting which he had booked way too close to our hearing. Needless to say, I have since acquired a much more experienced family law attorney.

Great Advice! Andrew was pleasant! Did not rush consultation and made sure my questions were answered!