Khosroabadi & Hill, APC

I am so thankful I found this law firm. From the very first phone call, I felt like someone was actually listening to me and wanted to help. I feel bad that I cannot remember the name of the first person I spoke with, but he was so kind and made me feel taken care of right away. Since then, the whole team has been amazing. They explain what is happening, tell me what the next steps are, and answer my questions when I am scared or confused. They are honest with me, but they also make me feel supported. My first attorney ended up leaving the firm, which made me nervous at first, but the attorney who took over my case was just as wonderful. She knew my case so well that it felt like she had been working on it from the beginning. Tony has also been amazing. He is the person I talk to the most, and he is always very good about keeping me updated. He is easy to talk to and really makes me feel like he cares about what I am going through. My case is still going on, but I have been very happy with the care I have received. I would definitely recommend this firm to someone going through a hard or stressful family law situation.

Ended up helping my ex husband, I regret going with them…should’ve done more research….former military spouses beware these people….its like getting screwed all over again….they heavily favor the service member….don’t waste 10k like me

I cannot recommend this firm, particularly for individuals navigating dissolution, domestic violence (DV), or military related family law matters. My experience was defined by administrative confusion, inconsistent legal counsel, and highly questionable billing practices.
Lack of Internal Communication & Preparation: After explicitly requesting a DV-informed attorney, I was paired with an attorney ("Mario") for my dissolution case. Despite meeting with him multiple times in person and spending hours discussing my case on the phone, he later claimed during a critical discussion that he did not know why he was my assigned attorney and had to check the retainer agreement. He then insisted on initiating a Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO)--completely unaware that I had already successfully filed and secured a DVRO on my own six months prior.
Contradictory and Conflicting Counsel: My case was subsequently reassigned to another attorney ("Tia"). After a consultation regarding my situation, both her and Amanda Hills primary strategy was to advise me to relocate out of state to establish jurisdiction elsewhere. However, during a subsequent court appearance in San Diego, this same counsel falsely stated to the court that she had not heard from me, despite my extensive, saved records of our text communications and receipts.
Unsubstantiated and Excessive Billing: The most egregious aspect of this firm's service is its billing. My initial retainer was completely exhausted, and I received an additional invoice for nearly $9,000.00, despite no meaningful legal progress being made on my case. When I requested an itemized, broken-down invoice to account for these charges, the firm was completely unable or unwilling to provide one.
The sole positive element of my interaction with this office was the front desk secretary, Sophia, who was consistently kind and courteous.
If you are dealing with complex, high-stakes family law issues, I strongly advise looking elsewhere for a firm that offers transparent billing, thorough case preparation, and reliable representation.

I am current client of K & H and I highly recommend them. I came to them because I was being threaten with litigation by a predatory lender and K & H we're able to represent me and settle my debt for a significant amount.

Very professional and helpful! Thank you.