DiAna Law Group

I found DiAna Law Group after hours of searching and talking to other attorneys. I was in a bind after my aunt passed away and had zero knowledge of the process. Jack explained everything to me and told me he would walk me through everything. He even stopped collections against my aunt's estate for ambulance service. I'm happy to say that after almost 2 years in probate my aunt's estate has finally been resolved. Thank you Jack and Deborah for all your help. I could not have done this without you.

Trust this deeply! Life experience makes this group so genuine and legitimate.

The DiAna Law group did a great job for my probate hearing, they took care of everything. If I had any questions, I would get an email or a phone call to make sure all my questions were answered and walked me through the whole process. Everything was slow during the pandemic esp. the courts, but Jack and his team kept in contact and explain what was going on in my case.

I would highly recommend DiAna Law Group to anyone who is facing the overwheming task of distributing an estate when a loved one has died without a will. John DiAna and Deborah Taylor, were always accessible, knowledgeable, and. patient. I always felt i was in good hands, and received outstanding service. They made the whole process doable. ( I was in another state and this was during Covid) I can not say enough positive things about them

You had denied me service at a critical time because you apparently don't do the probate that I was directed to you for. Until you refund me the $35 for the 5 minute "meeting" when the issue is already complex enough, enjoy your one star, Mr. Reliable. Addendum: And how cute, that you're making up whatever you want while claiming to be trustworthy, knowing that it's impossible to provide continued proper discussion on Google reviews. Spoken like a true politician, DiAna. Update 11:30 AM - so at least I'm refunded the $35. However, the lack of availability for lawyers to handle the issue involved with my parents' house is still an absolute frustration, showcasing that statute of limitations should be less of a thing. As it is, I don't feel much better when this is still a reminder of how little people have cared regardless and have hidden behind bureaucracy as an excuse no matter why Obstructive Bureaucrat is a prevalent trope for a reason.