I met and retained Bruce Eastman in March 2001. I had an extremely complicated custody case. Bruce was compassionate and professional. Bruce is a bulldog with a bone!! Lol. He was and is one of the most amazing lawyers I have ever worked with. Thank you so much Bruce for everything you did.

Where do I begin? I've been working with Bruce for over a year now. Today was the final court date and I can honestly say I'm happy with the outcome.

For those wondering if they should retain Bruce, you're right. Do it! Why? I'll tell you why.

Quick story: I'm leaving some details out just for my privacy. But 2 years ago, I was in a situation where I felt taken advantage of and I felt very vulnerable. I needed legal help. Before I called Bruce, I called about 10 other attorneys, and they all mentioned money first. I couldn't even get out every part my story before they wanted money out of me. I knew I had to pay for help but I needed someone to listen first. So eventually I came across Bruce Eastman Attorney at Law Firm. I was burned out and expecting the same outcome. I frantically called him, I vented, and I said "what should I do? Bruce gave me advice over the phone. He said "eh, you're fine. I don't need to be there with you. If the judge says that I do, you tell him that you need the case continued and we'll meet and for from there. But I doubt this gets taken very far. You got this. Bye."

That was the end. He heard me out and didn't take my money. And you guessed it, the case was dismissed within 2 minutes. But my drama was far from over. The thing is, the other attorneys that I called before Bruce knew that the case would be thrown out based on the details I gave them. But they didn't say that, they wanted my money. And that wasn't very honesty of them.

Of course I thought things would get better with my personal life, and I didn't retain Bruce immediately afterwards. Bruce did not pressure me, he didn't hassle me, he was honest and left me be. I needed a moment to think about how things would go and if I really wanted to proceed with things. Eventually, I had no choice but to retain Bruce because my child was denied a passport from her Father. Mind you, it was a month before our abroad trip, and the passport agency takes 6 weeks to do their part. He met with the judge diligently and quickly I was able to get the passport with no reservations. I was impressed.

Now back to you...you're still thinking about if you should retain or shouldn't retain him?

1. He's diligent
2. A realist (Bruce won't sell you a dream like most attorneys will)
3. He has a great court room reputation. (I've over heard other Attorney's speak great things of him) He even owns the room when he walks in. He means business.
4. He does not back down. Bruce will fight for you and your child's best interest.
5. Honest
6. Flexible. (I'm not rich...but good things require making an investment. Bruce will work with you)
7. Logical
8. Affordable

But I'll end this right here. You're in a tough spot right now. You've got a lot going on and you want your parental rights protected. You can't afford to not have an attorney because you're up against the person you're against. This guy will be an advocate for you. I hope you make the right choice for you and your child(ren) and retain Bruce. I don't regret my decision and I'm happy he was my partner in this.

Side note: Bruce has inspired me to want to become an attorney. He's funny and witty too! Sometimes you need that in hard times.

Thanks for your patience and honesty! In hard times, it's needed.

Bruce is an Excellent Lawyer! He brought me through a very difficult situation with custody and child support. I cannot thank Bruce enough for everything he did for me!