Robert A. Ades And Associates, Pc

DC Office is not efficient. Rules are made up on the spot and you will not get an appropriate lawyer. You may call with a criminal case and they will give you a family law attorney. This office is receiving a large contract from the teachers union and it shows. They ignore phone calls, emails and are not customer orientated. Do not present clients with options and a detailed analysis of your case. They will do the job but quality and accuracy is a gamble.

I couldn’t possibly give enough praise to my lawyer, Max Cohen… I can’t believe how hard he worked for me, and with me, to resolve the awful situation I was dealing with. His expertise and knowledge helped navigate me towards a real victory. And to top it all off, he was just the easiest and kindest person to deal with! I don’t know that I thought I would ever be saying how pleasant it was to deal with a lawyer, but here I am saying exactly that! I could not have asked for better representation. It felt so great to trust someone so fully. I owe a true debt of gratitude to him.

I highly recommend the law offices of Robert A. Ades & Associates. My experience with this firm was excellent. The professionalism that my counsel, Kimberly Sudakow provided was amazing. Her experience and knowledge in family law made a very difficult property dispute go smoother than I ever imagined. I always felt at ease and never uncomfortable during our conversations.

My experience mimics that of Lincoln Heights. I feel like everytime that I have visited this office the service was subpar and I left having no more information than when I walked out (Maryland office). My experience at the DC office was just plain disrespectful. The office manager decided that she was going to start an argument with me. I left and she sent the token black attorney to speak to me. The most prevalent thing that I remember is that he was speaking to me with unzipped pants. I decided to pay the 33%.

If I could give this place 0 Stars I would. They are supposed to be helping government employees, but their attitude is that it's a bother. Very recently I went to an attorney for help on a credit matter. The attorney assures me that they will get right on it and then likely dumped my case out of the window, as soon as I walked out. 7 Years prior to that, I used their services for a landlord tenant issue and that attorney at the time couldn't be bothered either. I might as well have been arguing on my own behalf. It appears that if one is a regular client, they operate normally. However, I find it appalling that they take District Government Union Members money, but when members appear for help, find the case beneath them.