Fleischer & Ravreby

I tried to get my ex to settle our case without lawyers since we had such of an easy case but she lawyered up which forced me to do also. I interviewed several lawyers and all I seemed to get was sales pitches and chest beating and obvious empty promises. I had sent a brief background to each so our time together would be optimum and I am sure none even read the info. Most barely even asked me questions they just talked.
I finally found Sarah at Fleischer & Ravreby through a friend of a friend of a friend. She was professional from the first moment. She looks young but I could tell she was extremely intelligent, even keeled emotionally and no-​nonsense.
She actually read my background before I arrived and listened intently while taking notes after asking many discovery questions.
She then gave me the run down of how she saw it working out and what tactics to use. She also gave me the best and worst case scenarios which gave me hope and also how to prepare for worst. She did the entire process which I felt was truly professional versus only blowing smoke.
The best case scenario had me paying some alimony and some child support — which I wuld have no problem with if it were warranted. Child support should have been nullified but my ex claims to have our son more — I have him 70% of the time. The big problem was my ex is self-​employed and makes the same money as I do but doesn’t show on paper. Sarah recommended an occupational assessment and said it would be costly but worth it in the long run. I trusted her so I did it.
When we finally went to court, it was like Ronda Rousey versus Pee Wee Herman. Sarah walked in with a file the size of 2 cinder blocks while the opposition had a spiral notebook. The Judge clearly read each case file beforehand and our file was obviously precise and direct while theirs was obviously nearly non-​existent.
Her fumbled around at each question while Sarah was direct and prepared.
Cut to the end — we walked out into the parking lot afterwards and both had smiles from cheek to cheek. I did have to pay support — $ 19 per month! (Yes Nineteen). I could not believe it!
We both had no idea it would be that good.
You can shop around for price and you will get different answers — nobody truly knows because you cannot predict the opposition. But if you are going to pay someone, make sure they do the job engaged completely.
Sarah answered all of my calls and emails and questions right away. She kept me informed but also made sure to optimize time as she was sensitive to keeping the bill down. Although she had many cases, she made me feel like I was her only case. She was so well prepared and strategic for court probably over-​prepared just in case. And I couldn’t be happier with the results.
Look no further — Sarah is your best choice.

Based on my experience, stay away from Myra Fleischer!
When I hired Ms. Fleischer’s firm to represent me in my divorce, I was led to believe that the process would be handled efficiently and professionally. Due to a myriad of factors including delayed response times, numerous billing errors, an unnecessary court appearance, and the fact that this case is still ongoing, I would NEVER recommend Myra Fleischer and her staff, and strongly advise you to stay away from her office.
In addition to billing me for her own errors, Myra and her staff gave me no guidance whatsoever regarding the divorce process, and they seemed unaware of major events pertaining to my divorce. For example, when my husband and I arrived at an agreement regarding the disposition of the house we jointly owned, Myra and her staff failed on numerous occasions, and despite my reminders, to revise the Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) that would finalize the divorce. Myra did not seem interested in avoiding expensive court appearances that could easily have been avoided. On one occasion, she sent a member of her staff to a 5 minute meeting with a judge merely to postpone the meeting. This could have been done with a phone call. She did not even notify me of this meeting, and I was not aware that it had taken place, until I received a $ 412.50 bill for it. Every isolated sentence from her paralegal, Heather, cost me $ 39.00. For example, in response to a 1 sentence e-​mail inquiry from me regarding the status of a revised MSA, her paralegal e-​mailed «We are working on it.» For this, I was billed $ 39.00. In fact, they had not done any work at all on the MSA and to this date, I have never received a revised version. This scenario was repeated several times for inquiries regarding various documents and meetings and I was charged $ 39.00 each time. In addition, per her standard contract with clients, Myra charges 5% of the entire bill for copying and postage. Thus, I was billed almost $ 500.00 for postage and copying that could not possibly have cost more than $ 50.00.
After $ 8,000 and more than 1 year of my time, my ex and I are still not divorced. I have since had to transfer the case to outside paralegals as Myra and her staff are too incompetent and/​or too uncaring to complete the divorce process.
STAY AWAY FROM MYRA FLEISCHER AT ALL COSTS.

Rip off artist. It’s the 1^st time I’ve ever heard the term ‘Divorce Mill’. She absolutely refused to address any of the questions i had on billing and in the most critical part of my case dumped my case and me on my head. End result was that it had a devastating effect with custody and time with my children. She ended up suing me in small claims court for bills revolving around emails where I was questioning the billing. She has multiple cases where people have filed and gone through fee disputes with local bar association. She’s a heartless woman who does not care at all about what sits at the base of family law ~ the children. At the end of the day, that’s all I cared about and I got royally screwed. If I could rate her at ‘0’ I would. Stay away from her like the plague!!!