Jacqueline Chun - St Louis, MO
Attorney at Law Offices of Jackie Chun
Lawyers in St Louis, MO
PO Box 3000018 St Louis, MO 63130
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26
Years
Experience
Updated: 02/15/2026
Reviews
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Hired Attorney 2015-2016Going through a divorce was difficult, but Jackie helped ease the burden with her competence and empathy. She clearly explained the process every step of the way, offering reassurance when things seemed uncertain. Her professionalism and expertise in the law were evident as she skillfully applied it to my situation. Additionally, her services were reasonably priced, making her support even more valuable during such a challenging time.
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Hired Attorney 2023Very disappointing. I thought very highly of her at first. My experience started off well, Jackie was funny and seemed personable, honest, and affordable. Everything went well until I switched over to sending check payments instead of allowing her to use my credit card. A credit card processing fee should be 2% to 3% for every $100. I was told upfront by her that it was $19.00 every time she uses my credit card and that she doesn’t pocket the money and that it was the “app fee” and that Square gets that payment. I looked up the Square App fee and they personally charge only 2.6%, so obviously I was being over charged and that money was going someplace else besides to them. She also over charged for emails and short phone calls that a lot of the time when she contacted me, it didn’t have anything to do with my case, but was about her. When told that I was having some financial issue and had to back off contact with her for a little bit, There was no understanding or leniency. If I didn’t answer her phone calls or emails, she still billed me for not answering. No motions or contempts were ever made on the petitioner when I inquired when he violated several times, I was told it would be $1000 per motion or contempt for everything I wanted to happen if she did it. Also out of pettiness, because I wouldn’t give her the late fee charge because my check wasn’t late, she started to up my bill hundreds more dollars the last two months for work she wasn’t even doing. So basically I was paying for nothing to be done about my case for a year, and was just paying for her to talk to me from time to time,and her appearances in court. Very greedy, petty, and dishonest.
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