Morris & Morris

Helped a family member get a trust here. If you’re looking for a law office that values efficiency, transparency, or even basic responsiveness, this is not it. What you will find is a masterclass in creative billing. A "consultation" is $650, a simple trust (with no major assets) is quoted at $3,175, and the process drags on for months. Each delay seems engineered to invite another bill, as though the business model is built on running out the clock. The work product itself doesn’t justify the price tag. Drafts arrive with careless typos and sloppy formatting, surprising in any professional setting, but almost absurd when paying thousands for what is essentially a copy‑paste template. Pair that with awkward communication and endless over‑explaining, and it becomes clear they’re trying harder to justify their costs than to deliver quality legal work. If your goal is to end up with something generic and error‑ridden, you’d be far better off spending a fraction of the cost on a reputable online service or even a Costco trust kit. At least then you’d get clarity, quality, and change left over for dinner. This feels less like hiring an attorney and more like bankrolling a frustrating, low‑value billing cycle.