J. Jerry Pilgrim & Associates, LLC

I did all the work to prepare for my divorce. It took a year and a half to end up settling, which was planned, to end up with not knowing what was going on! Jerry is an egotistical, rude, expensive attorney. He’s treats the client as if they are stupid. He had me get the information needed for my case which came out of my own pocket! It was $2500 to sign him and $2500 due on the court date, which case was never heard, planned as I stated before. I was totally in the dark about what was happening and what was going to happen!! He’s in cahoots with other attorneys and lies about it, so they both can be compensated at the expense of their clients.

Jessica Pilgrim is one awesome attorney she done great with the custody case on our grandson could not have chose a better attorney they are the best they are professional. They care about the people they are trying to help. I would recommend them 110%.

Where do I begin? I'll start by saying this is the first time I have had to seek legal services. I shopped around extensively because I knew my case would be a battle in court. From the very first meeting with Jessica, I knew she was the lawyer I needed to represent me. She is adaptable, cunning, and above all trustworthy. I had no issues trusting her expertise throughout the entire process. Jessica and her team were incredibly understanding and reliable when preparing for trial. In summation, I was highly satisfied with Jessica's services rendered.

I started using Jerry, after my divorce in 98 in Birmingham, I had to wait 3 years for a transfer to Mobile, used him on 3 occasions afterwards, my sister, and brother have also used him. Always 100 percent satisfied. Great man!!!

I couldn’t be more pleased with my decision to use J. Jerry Pilgrim & Associates. Jerry and Jessica were kind, understanding, and compassionate during a very difficult time. Jessica’s communication with her clients is top notch. I appreciate everything that they did for me and highly recommend them if your faced to make the hard decision of ending a marriage.