THE LAW OFFICES OF LEE MARLOW

Positive: Professionalism, Quality, Responsiveness, ValueBest decision I could have made!Lee Marlow recently represented me in my divorce and I am truly satisfied with his work. I found Lee by interviewing attorneys and reading reviews online. After interviewing Lee, there was no question that I had found the right guy. He is extremely competent, honest and straightforward. He was responsive to all my questions and you will not find another attorney who can outwork or outflank him. I remember asking Lee what my wife’s lawyer would say when they found out who was representing me. He said they would say I had one hell of a lawyer. He was right! Choosing Lee is probably your best option.Best decision I could have made!Lee Marlow recently represented me in my divorce and I am truly satisfied with …More

Best decision I could have made!

Positive: Professionalism, ResponsivenessLee is a truly master attorney. He is knowlegeable, caring and always available. I felt I was in good hands. An big asset he brings to the table is his reputation which my ex was aware of. Her and her attorney’s knowledge of his court room skills helped achieve a favorable settlement.

Lee is a truly master attorney. He is knowlegeable, caring and always available. I felt I was in good hands. An big asset he brings to the table is his reputation which my ex was aware of. Her and her attorney’s knowledge of his court room skills helped achieve a favorable settlement.

Positive: Professionalism, Quality, Responsiveness, ValueMy divorce was a long very expensive venture that taught me a lot that hopefully someone else can benefit from. When we first started down that road to divorce, I thought that my EX and I could get along and mutually negotiate the deal through a mediator. We paid the mediator about $4k, but in the end they messed up all the paperwork with the court and we were further behind than when we started. I had given my Ex all our savings during those mediations and without council, I moved out of the house and was living in my vehicle trying to keep myself out of debt.. My EX in the meantime was racking up the credit cards and took all our savings and got an ‘expensive’ attorney, while I got an attorney (for about $4k) who I thought could finish off the last paperwork and we would be done.. Big mistake on my part, I showed up at the first court date with little to no preparation or counsel from my attorney. That first court date, my financial affidavit (which my attorney completed at 3am the night before) showed very little expense and only income, therefore the court awarded ALL the money I was bringing home to my EX leaving nothing remaining for me. I was truly homeless and with all my money going to my EX. This first cheap attorney pressured me to sign those documents with the understanding that it would only be for a couple months until it was straightened out.. Several months later going deeper and deeper into debt, COVID hit and the court stopped seeing anyone. In that time I interviewed several attorneys and knew whatever I spent would be a good investment based on how quickly I was being buried financially.From my research on AVVO.com, and the follow up interviews, Lee Marlow was clearly THE BEST. Lee had me take some ownership by counseling me as I completed my own Financial Affidavit. Lee was very professional and knows everything to best represent his client.My advise to you is please don’t do what I did originally and think you’re saving any money by just getting it done. It cost me much more in the end, but I’m so glad I found Lee. He got me out of the mess with his tremendous knowledge and outstanding skills in negotiations. I hope to never have to do this sort of thing again, but if I did, and I was in Connecticut, I hope Lee is still practicing, because he is THE ONE. Lee got me FREE!My divorce was a long very expensive venture that taught me a lot that hopefully someone else can benefit from. When we first started down that road to divorce, I thought that my EX and I could get along and mutually negotiate the deal …More

My divorce was a long very expensive venture that taught me a lot that hopefully someone else can benefit from. When we first started down that road to divorce, I thought that my EX and I could get along and mutually negotiate the deal through a mediator. We paid the mediator about $4k, but in the end they messed up all the paperwork with the court and we were further behind than when we started. I had given my Ex all our savings during those mediations and without council, I moved out of the house and was living in my vehicle trying to keep myself out of debt.. My EX in the meantime was racking up the credit cards and took all our savings and got an ‘expensive’ attorney, while I got an attorney (for about $4k) who I thought could finish off the last paperwork and we would be done.. Big mistake on my part, I showed up at the first court date with little to no preparation or counsel from my attorney. That first court date, my financial affidavit (which my attorney completed at 3am the night before) showed very little expense and only income, therefore the court awarded ALL the money I was bringing home to my EX leaving nothing remaining for me. I was truly homeless and with all my money going to my EX. This first cheap attorney pressured me to sign those documents with the understanding that it would only be for a couple months until it was straightened out.. Several months later going deeper and deeper into debt, COVID hit and the court stopped seeing anyone. In that time I interviewed several attorneys and knew whatever I spent would be a good investment based on how quickly I was being buried financially.