ShuffieldLowman

Reviews

• KW

  Kaylei Wierzbicki

  Apr 17, 2026
  1.0
  Dear Medical Professionals, when you send medical records to this law office you will need to have a form notarized with all of your personal information and swear by oath that the form is true to your knowledge. If you are working in a busy practice, especially if you are managing it, make sure to carve out time to video chat the notary they send you, you will have to have camera and microphone access so if you don't have that on your computers, you will have to do it on your personal cell phone unless your job has a phone. BUT, make sure to get it done IMMEDIATELY when they send it, otherwise, you will get multiple weekly calls, emails, and rude letters saying you are "unwilling to help" and make you go to court if you do not notarize it in time. I am giving this PSA because this is the first time in 10 years of sending medical records to law offices that this has happened and I just want to make sure everyone is aware of the process as it was news to me.
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  Gar Leung

  Apr 6, 2026
  5.0
  Michele A Rodon-Carver is one of the best lawyers in the Orlando area. She offered suggestions to my concerns - pro and con. She is so knowledgeable in estate planning and trust administration. She is very good at building trust and honest relationships with any client / non-client I highly recommend consulting with her on any estate planning or wealth management issues. She is the best.
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  Jennifer Marquez

  Mar 6, 2026
  5.0
  I was referred to Heidi Isenhart by two separate offices. I met with Heidi and was blown away by her knowledge, kindness, and professionalism. I shared my very complex story with her, and she provided me with very explicit answers. Florida statutes can be difficult to digest - Heidi put everything in layman’s terms and gave me a very clear path forward. She was extremely compassionate and asked all the right questions. I’m happy that I chose this office.
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  Mark Johnson

  Dec 17, 2025
  1.0
  STAY AWAY! Don't talk to anyone on the phone. I spoke with someone for about 20 minutes and now I've been getting billed in the mail and by email for over a year to collect $300. I don't even know who I spoke with it's not on the invoice. - I was never told the person I was going to speak with charges $300 per hour. - I never signed anything How hard is it to have a automatic prompt before the call that says this time will be billed. At that point I would have just hung up the call and moved on. Or maybe an email. Or maybe just have the front desk assistant just say this time will be billed at $300 per hour. I spoke with the billing department and they said the bill belongs to the attorney I spoke with so I had to ask them to waive the fee. I asked to be transferred and got a voicemail every time. I left a couple voicemails and never heard back. I'm still getting billed. I understand that any time you speak with an attorney is billable time but is unethical to not share your billing practices upfront.
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  mai pham

  Nov 22, 2025
  5.0
  Thank You Troy Stevens for a very smooth transaction! We really enjoy living in Winter Park 🙏🙏🙏

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