Gonzalez & Caride

whoever answers the phone needs to do training all over not helpful at all, and didn’t even give me a chance to make a consultation with attorney because I walked in, I had to look for a different law office, the staff is very unprofessional.

Raymond is One of the best at what he does.

I when to visit Ramon for representation on a case & he immediately passed a conflict of judgment on me from the start! Poor character in a male figure! He also tried to make my case as if it wasn’t worth it but if the tables was turned he most definitely wouldn’t look at it that way!

Ramon “Ray” Gonzalez is an extraordinary attorney. When a family friend with an otherwise unblemished record became inadvertently involved in a criminal matter, we were introduced to Mr. Gonzalez by a leading member of the New Jersey bar - who had observed Mr. Gonzalez’s superb professional skills and knew of his reputation for integrity. We retained Mr. Gonzalez. Our experience with this outstanding attorney could not have been better. Mr. Gonzalez’s work in handling this case was impressive, achieving a full resolution of the matter on the most favorable terms - and at a quite moderate cost. Mr. Gonzalez has an encyclopedic knowledge of the New Jersey judicial system and is clearly respected by both prosecutors and judges. His practice is professionally managed and he is always responsive to client questions. His office manager (Annette), is an exceptionally efficient extension of Mr. Gonzalez, seamlessly coordinating calls and scheduling matters. We feel fortunate to have been introduced to Mr. Gonzalez. He is the consummate professional who protects and skillfully guides his clients through the often daunting legal system. We would unconditionally recommend Ramon “Ray” Gonzalez as an attorney in connection with New Jersey legal matters.

Ramon "Ray" Gonzalez is a rubber stamp lawyer. If you know exactly what you need to do and all you need is a lawyer to "rubber stamp" something for a simple transaction, he is your guy. His prices are reasonable. The problem lies, as our case, when you hire an attorney like Ray Gonzalez on a complicated property acquisition. We had an oil tank issue, some strict bank requirements, and a unique situation with the seller. There were issues and questions we needed to talk through with our lawyer, but it was impossible to get our calls returned or emails answered in a timely fashion. When we did hear from Ray, he was never prepared with the latest version of whatever document we were working with, and I had to re-educate him. He couldn't seem to cooperate with the other attorney. I had to reach out to the seller directly and work things out with them to make sure the deal did not go off the rails. We ended up letting him go and hired a more expensive but very experienced attorney in the middle of the transaction and finally got it done. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for, lesson learned. We wasted money by hiring Ray, but more importantly we wasted months of time.