Julie Camden and her team (including Chris Dolinski, Josiah Swinney, and paralegal Dulce Crane) earn consistent praise for quick responses, deep expertise across family law, real estate, tax, and civil matters, and genuine care for client outcomes. One recent complaint flags unresponsiveness after a paid consultation for a crime victim case, though the bulk of feedback highlights their willingness to work flexible payment terms and tackle complex, high-stakes situations where prior counsel faltered.
Based on limited recent reviews, so treat this as low-confidence.
Mitch Pippin wins high marks for staying on top of cases and returning calls fast. Clients report he delivers results and keeps them in the loop from start to finish.
Nine of 11 detailed reviews praise the attorneys for knowledge, responsiveness, and integrity. Matthew Foster stands out for strategic nonprofit guidance; Sean White and Steve earned respect for managing eminent domain and settlements with patience. Two one-star reviews flag a refusal to schedule a paid consultation on eminent domain process and reluctance to release prior case photos when another client (Zuluscape) held conflicting interests.
Most clients describe Eugene Mogilevsky's office as responsive, organized, and effective with immigration cases. Eugene and Tia answer questions within 24 hours, prepare clients thoroughly for interviews, and deliver results on K-1 visas and green cards. However, experience varies sharply by attorney and case type. One family law client paid $38k over two years, switched between three attorneys (Lyndon Small, Stephen Gottlieb, and Eugene), and felt poorly represented in court hearings. Another consultation client saw the quoted fee jump $1200 in three days. Family law complaints focus on weak courtroom presence and minimal follow-through; immigration reviewers consistently praise the opposite.
Last updated 2026-08-27