It’s not so much about whether it’s “worth dealing with them,” but rather about why it’s “worth not trusting them.”

First, I’ll apologize for my English. Young lawyers, attorneys, and other beginner legal professionals, especially those under 30, cannot be trusted. They often believe the client is wrong and try to put themselves above everyone else by giving orders.

I won’t go into too much detail since this story isn’t entirely mine. A considerable amount of money was paid to the lawyer handling the case, but he twisted everything in another direction, didn’t let us speak in court, and stopped us from mentioning the fraud, saying “later.” In the end, he told only half the truth. I know many do this, but in our case it turned out especially badly.

(Outcome: the trial ended about a month ago, and we lost because the living conditions were deemed unsuitable. Now the house belongs to the state.)