OakTree Law Reviews

Please do not use this Oaktree service, once you paid them for the service. They wont even answer your calls or even consult you when you need them the most. I trying calling them many times to consult what to do on the day of court. No one answer my calls, emails, or txts. I was assigned to Mark Hoffman, he didnt help me much. I had to change my lawyer and ask for a refund. The wont pay me a dime back. PLease check with other law firms before working with Oaktree law. My current lawyer told me that they are not good at all.

I was very forthcoming with the information I provided about my situation. I spoke to Mark several times to do my due diligence in making sure this was a right step for me. He reassured me multiple times that I was able to file for bankruptcy and there wouldn't be an issue. After having only 1 meeting that was 1 1/2 hours long with Ramona and giving them all the information that I gave from the beginning, I decided to pay the $1500.00 retainer fee. Everything seemed fine during the intake all the information was the same from my initial screening from this law firm. Well, after they were able to coerce me into signing and paying the $1500.00 retainer fee the information I provided all of the sudden was an issue and they told me they couldn't file for 4 more months. So, I had to decide if I wanted to have collection agencies torment me for 4 months or cancel. From talking to Mark, in the beginning before signing, I asked if I decide not to go through with it am I able to be refunded. He said yes, depending on how much work was done. In my mind, all I did was a 1 1/2 hour session and should get some money refunded. That was not the case. I messaged Mark in regards to wanting a refund and he forwarded me to Ed in the billing department and Ed explained I will not be getting a refund since the amount of work was actually $2000 even though my case was abruptly put on hold for 4 months. It's no wonder attorneys have the stereotypes of being liars, now I know why. I was told one thing and the opposite happened once they received their money. It's very unfortunate, sad and dishonest. Most people going into bankruptcy probably don't have $1500 to throw away. If I would have known the very very little time I spent with them would cost me $1500, I wouldn't have tried with them. It was a frustrating experience.