Tyler Smith & Associates PC

Tony aiello, Helped me with my mother's probate Case.Took care of all of the filings and made it really easy for me Which I am grateful. I would recommend Tyler Smith and associates.

Mr. Smith is a snake in the grass. He and his associates refuse to take calls and resolve matters in a respectful, professional way. They do no due diligence or fact checking but they will take your money and believe anything that comes out of your mouth. They represent the lowest of the low which says everything about them as human beings.

I am NOT rating his legal acumen. We needed help with an illegal eviction. We got a referral from the Oregon Bar. Tyler does not handle evictions, he said, so I can't fathom why he'd personally take the referral appointment instead of assigning one of his team who actually does handle evictions. Side note, I'd prefer if the Bar could refer non-theistic attorneys. I'll have a very hard time trusting your judgement if you believe in a Magical Sky Daddy. For those wondering, he doesn't do contingency. While my son's damages may not have redress under Tenant law...they do under other precepts. Tyler valued his case at under 2K. What the landlady and her son, (who was not her agent but acted as her spy) did to my son was beyond the pale. The distress they inflicted caused a massive PTSD meltdown. I don't know how, but we WILL make them pay.

As a Colorado lawyer I had obtained a judgment in Colorado and retained this firm to assist me in registering it in Oregon to create a lien on real property owned by the debtor. This firm did that quickly and at a reasonable cost. Many years passed as interest accrued and the debtor's property became involved in complex litigation that included the IRS as a party. Eventually, through patience and the good legal advice of this firm, I was able to collect every cent owed to me, including interest. I am most grateful for their help. They were very responsive to my needs and good about keeping me informed and responding promptly to communications.

Mr. Smith has questionable moral ethics. He made back room deals to get retained by my hometown school board to help them proceed with morally dubious actions that better lawyers would not help with.