Bare Law

Mr. Bare failed to notify me that my ex-husband, an attorney, had gone from being unemployed and requesting that I pay him spousal support to becoming gainfully employed and earning some $10k a month (I am a teacher with significantly less earning power). I missed out on months of spousal support as a result of this mishap. I fired Mr. Bare, represented myself, and had an excellent outcome. Mr. Bare was easily convinced that my ex-husband's outrageous legal claims "might have merit" and insisted on going down rabbit hole after rabbit hole, chasing nothing and costing me, a single mother, thousands of dollars in the process. Mr. Bare stated at one point "I didn't know you needed money" as part of his justification that they had not aggressively pursued appropriate child support for my, then 2 year old, child.

Robert is an amazing attorney and so sympathetic. He does a phenomenal job at transcribing legal script into layman's terms to where I can understand what my documents say. He not only is able to tell me what my paperwork means and gives good advice on how to fill it out; but also gives examples. He is worth every cent!

I paid them $2k and didn't get anything done on my case. Zero communication. I found a new law firm. You probably should too.

I had a great experience having Robert represent me in a visitation case. My son’s father hired his family member to represent him as an intimidation factor. I am not aware
Of visitation laws and did not feel comfortable to go to court without representation. Robert was able to explain terms and laws in ways I felt comfortable. Robert was able to speak with the other attorney and resolved the visitation agreement without going to court. I appreciate all his knowledge and help.