Abraham & Abraham, P.A. Attorneys at Law

Easily five stars for Cheryl and Dennis. They both went above and beyond any expectations I originally had. I would not hesitate to use them again. They even worked on Saturdays, which surprised me, not sure how many other attorneys work weekends?

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Cheryl and Dennis have been practicing law for many years and it showed in the way they could work through our divorce case and with children involved it can be tricky to have everything ironed out. I truely believe without years of experience the case would not have gone as smooth as it did. True professionals! Thank you both. Ross

My name is Diana Forman. Cheryl Abraham represented my ex-husband, Andrew Forman, in our divorce. Our financial mediation agreement was signed on 11/2/2016 and the divorce was finalized on 12/16/2016.

So what am I complaining about? Well, the conditions in the financial mediation agreement were not fulfilled until today, 10/29/2017. This is one year minus three days to complete a simple, simple, very, very simple financial mediation agreement. In reality, the paperwork has just been sent to the judge for his approval, so this unpleasant mess may take longer than a year to resolve. My lawyer had to continually poke and prod them to fulfill their legal obligations, which added an additional $7000 to the cost of the divorce.

My ex-husband is no doubt very satisfied with the service that Cheryl provided for him. He would give her 5 stars for her weasel-like approach to dragging out this financial settlement and preventing me from getting on with my life. By all means, use Cheryl if you want to see your family on welfare, collecting food stamps, and living in a homeless shelter or under the causeway.

I AM WRITING THIS FOR THE OTHER PARTY IN THE DIVORCE, should they happen to look here while checking out their spouse's lawyer. For your own mental health, tell your lawyer about the way Cheryl Abraham operates and make sure he or she lets them know that this is unacceptable. Then call your lawyer once a month to remind him or her to call Cheryl and inquire as to why the financial settlement has not been completed.

In hindsight, I wish I had asked when the financial settlement would be completed, and then refused to go through with the divorce until Cheryl could show that all the paperwork was done, up to the point where the divorce decree just had to be stapled onto the back and everything approved by the judge. I don't know if you can do this, but it's worth giving it a shot, because having to go on welfare, get food stamps and live under the causeway with your kids will just be adding more stress to the already stressful situation you are in.