Adriann McGee - Columbus, OH
Attorney at Reminger Attorneys at Law
Lawyers in Columbus, OH
200 Civic Center Drive Suite 800 Columbus, OH 43215
Updated: 03/10/2026
Reviews
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Verified ClientHired Attorney 2022-2024I have complicated probate matters that I tried to navigate on my own through the probate court. I had difficulty because I unknowingly wasn?t following procedures correctly. I was frustrated and angry w the probate court even though they were following their rules and guidelines. Adrianne has been helping me with these issues and I no longer get frustrated. Since she has been my attorney navigating through the probate court is frustration free for me now. She took a meeting w me on a last minute notice just to show me what I need to do w my current issue before FCPC. It wasn?t scheduled and during her lunch. She made time for me. Don?t navigate FCPC on your own hire Adrianne. She is smart knowledgeable and can clean up probate issues for you. My case was such a mess I would have paid double the fee she charged me. Don?t get frustrated w FCPC call Adrianne.
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Hired Attorney 2023I expect a lawyer to return phone calls in a timely matter, she doesn't return phone calls at all. Do yourself a favor and find one that does.
Contact
200 Civic Center Drive
Suite 800
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614.232.2442
Fax: (614) 232-2410
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http://www.reminger.com
- https://www.reminger.com/OhioEstateandTrustDispute (Estate & Trust Dispute Blog)
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