Stoner, Welsh & Schmidt - Pacific Grove, CA
Lawyers in Pacific Grove, CA
413 Forest Avenue Pacific Grove, CA 93950
- 2 Super Lawyers®
- 2 Attorney Ratings
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48
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Experience
Updated: 02/18/2024
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Customer Reviews for Stoner, Welsh & Schmidt
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Consulted Attorney Katherine E Stoner 2021this woman is either as stupid as a rock or she is pure evil. she ignored overwhelming evidence of perjury and issued an order that will negatively affect my relationship with my son. she should be in prison.
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Hired Law firm 2007-2015The article from Jane and John Q Public came out today describing the corrupt involvement and leadership of Kathy Stoner...go to their website and read the blog "is covid 19 driving your lawyer to drink or take prescription drugs" This review will not let me post the direct link. Kathy Stoner is a corrupt, evil woman just as described in the above article. She worked with local schools to hide their daily report of my daughter's physical abuse symptoms. She worked with local corrupt therapist Harmony at Home to tell my chilldren I was dead for 2 years. She made up lies and presented them in court. And in the end, she forced me to sign a document indicating that if I ever discussed the abuse we suffered for 10 years, she would personally take my daughter permanently from me.
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Hired Attorney Katherine E Stoner 2007-2015Stoner personally destroyed me and my children by putting us in the above-described corrupt circle. She hid all evidence presented repeatedly of my daughter's child abuse, she stalled my case for 10 years to keep the money flowing into her pocket, as well as Julianne, Founder of Harmony at Home and Elizabeth Lee, among a score of others. She was part of the corrupt Monterey County Sheriff office who personally told me I deserved to get beat up by my ex husband when I came to get my kids because I was on his property. The District Attorney refused to file charges even after I requested it and the neighbors called 911 twice. She worked with the local Elementary School to hide my daughter's physical abuse symptoms on a daily basis. And in the end to shut me up, after 10 years, she forced me to sign a document she drafted stating that if I ever mentioned the abuse again she would take my daughter from me. She is pure evil, as is the whole Monterey County Court System. You should read the article that came out yesterday in Jane and John Q Public's blog about "is-covid-19-driving-your-lawyer-to-drink-or-take-prescription-drugs"
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