Andrew C Steele Pl

Walking into the office of Mr. Andrew Steele was, in hindsight, the worst decision I have made as an adult. I reached out to Mr. Steele regarding a serious divorce matter. From my first visit, it was clear that Mr. Steele and Mrs. Crowe were not aligned in their approach. While I received advice from Mrs. Crowe, Mr. Steele disregarded it without any follow-up or acknowledgment, which created an uncomfortable atmosphere. This disconnect should have served as an early warning to seek help elsewhere, but instead, they accepted my $6,500 retainer without hesitation.

Unexpectedly, my relationship with the office shifted; I found myself performing what seemed like endless “homework” tasks assigned by Mrs. Crowe. This shift in responsibility was another sign of the office’s ineffectiveness. Despite my efforts, three years later, I am still struggling with the aftermath of a divorce from a narcissist who severely impacted my financial stability. My credit was ruined with $50,000 in credit card debt and a mortgage teetering on the edge of foreclosure.

Months after the initial engagement, I called the office for assistance. Mr. Steele’s only suggestion was, “Would you consider bankruptcy?”—a response that felt more like a setup than genuine support. This lack of care and proactive legal advice has left me enduring the consequences to this day.

While I recognize that every legal case is unique, my experience with Mr. Steele’s office was marked by a profound lack of attention and guidance. I cannot emphasize this enough: walk away.

It is worth noting that Mr. Steele and Mrs. Crowe only recall my case by the nickname “The good guy.”

Walking into the office of Mr. Andrew Steele was, in hindsight, the worst decision I have made as an adult. I reached out to Mr. Steele regarding a serious divorce matter. From my first visit, it was clear that Mr. Steele and Mrs. Crowe were not aligned in their approach. While I received advice from Mrs. Crowe, Mr. Steele disregarded it without any follow-up or acknowledgment, which created an uncomfortable atmosphere. This disconnect should have served as an early warning to seek help elsewhere, but instead, they accepted my $6,500 retainer without hesitation.
Unexpectedly, my relationship with the office shifted; I found myself performing what seemed like endless "homework" tasks assigned by Mrs. Crowe. This shift in responsibility was another sign of the office's ineffectiveness. Despite my efforts, three years later, I am still struggling with the aftermath of a divorce from a narcissist who severely impacted my financial stability. My credit was ruined with $50,000 in credit card debt and a mortgage teetering on the edge of foreclosure.
Months after the initial engagement, I called the office for assistance. Mr. Steele's only suggestion was, "Would you consider bankruptcy?"--a response that felt more like a setup than genuine support. This lack of care and proactive legal advice has left me enduring the consequences to this day.
While I recognize that every legal case is unique, my experience with Mr. Steele's office was marked by a profound lack of attention and guidance. I cannot emphasize this enough: walk away.
It is worth noting that Mr. Steele and Mrs. Crowe only recall my case by the nickname "The good guy."

I have no idea why they wanted a rating for this place when I didn't go there. Now, I was next door at the State Farm Insurance Company. 🤷🏾‍♀️

See the picture below….he will befriend the OP and agree with what ever they say and never confront you as the client to defend you. Find someone outside the circuit, Nicole Habl Law is trust worthy and does things right. She will also give you a itemized summery of her work.

Mr Steele and Mrs Crowe are an excellent legal team. They are very skilled at their profession, speaking directly and realistically to you. My experience is they work quickly and competently.