Rebecca has excellent judgement. She will tell you the truth regarding your situation, which might not be what you want to hear but will be what you need to hear. Lots of attorneys will tell clients what the client wants to hear so they can get a case and bill the client. Rebecca won't waste your time or money.

it appears to me from reading the one star review below, that Ms. Fuller actually earned 5 stars for not wasting the poster's time and hard-earned money. While life consists of many moments that are profoundly unfair, not every injustice is actionable. Kudos to Ms. Fuller for recognizing quickly that the poster's situation was one of those unfortunate times. She should be applauded. We need more attorneys like Ms. Fuller and fewer attorneys who accept every case, and charge a hefty retainer.

A very seasoned and competent attorney, who can quickly sort the wheat from the chaff. She doesn't get bogged down in emotional minutia that won't push the case forward (as that helps no one). She understands the law and the judges in her community and can honestly and impartially determine whether your case has merit; if it does, she'll work with you to develop the best strategy to move the ball forward.

Mrs. Fuller is by far one of the best attorneys I have worked with. She is knowledgeable, professional and friendly. It's refreshing to see attorneys like her that not only care for their clients but also provide top notch representation. Kudos!

Smart & compassionate. An excellent attorney with good judgement and the ability to pick out the right facts to help win your case.

Consultation was supposed to be 30 minutes. It took her 6 minutes to decide she would not help with the case. She didn’t let me explain the situation. If she heard me out or even listened to me she’d know I have audio and video from the court hearing showing that the judge on the case was very bias and a lot of lying from the mom went on in the court that was just disregarded by the judge. She, just like the judge, off the back decided the mom should have the child. I called a male attorney the next day, he went over the paperwork I explained to him what happened, informed him to look at our evidence and mentioned the video which he decided to look at & guess what.... he said he would take the case! He said it’s a case of a bitter mom & a bias judge. Rebecca only has 5 starts because she has very little reviews. Dads don’t go to her, don’t go to her if your black, don’t go to her if you want someone to hear you out.

I went there on Sept 2017 to establish a Trust in my name. I come from abroad, and I work in the software industry, so not at all comfortable with the topic in itself, nor with its specific glossary. The lawyer who helped me - Rebecca in person - was EXTREMELY effective, professional, patient and gentle. Not only she did her job as expected (i.e. I got my Trust). But she was able to get my understanding at the exact point I needed, and she was able to do so by adjusting to the glossary that I could possibly understand, and always being nice and patient. I would definitely recommend this practice.

Mrs. Fuller is by far the best lawyer I have ever had the pleasure to meet; she is compassionate, kind, and well versed in her career field. I hired her after being denied Social Security Disability (SSD). She was very knowledgeable about the appeals process and explained it in detail when I retained her, what she intended to do, how she intended to do it, as well as what was expected of me to ensure my appeal would be a success. One of the things that I appreciated most was the fact she told me it was a LONG process from the get go, knowing this helped me to manage my anxiety and continue with my life while waiting on Social Security to make a decision. Lo and behold Mrs. Fuller was correct, SSD took its sweet time, after 3 denial letters, several phone calls from Mrs. Fuller to Social Security, many doctor appointments on my part, it happed just as Mrs. Fuller explained it would, we received a letter stating if we wanted to appeal the case further we would have to make a court appearance. That’s when Mrs. Fuller really started to shine, from the moment we walked into the courtroom she was a bulldog and dominated the courtroom with both a polite and fierce demeanor. Within 12 minutes (that’s not an exaggeration) the court date was over and the judge ruled “fully favorable” for my case. I believe this outcome is directly due to the extra time and work Mrs. Fuller put into my case, and when the time comes for me to be reevaluated I will seek her guidance once again.