Cunningham Law Group - Paso Roble, CA
Criminal Defense Lawyers in Paso Roble, CA
1830 Spring Street Paso Roble, CA 93446
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Paso Roble Criminal Defense Law Firm
Updated: 10/08/2026
Areas of Practice
- Criminal Defense
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Customer Reviews for Cunningham Law Group
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Hired Attorney Shauna N. Cunningham 2019-2020Does not advocate for men in family court. Never returns calls or emails. Had my court case changed to Santa Barbara superior Court and then had no clue about a court date that was scheduled for the following day. In two years she has charged me almost 10k to have my court case moved (against my favor), have my daughters name legally changed to her step-fathers, and set up visitation where I see my daughter 1 Saturday a month for 2 hours only in santa Barbara County, when I live in San Luis Obispo.
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Hired Attorney Shauna N. Cunningham 2018-2020Does not advocate for men in family court. Never returns calls or emails. Had my court case changed to Santa Barbara superior Court and then had no clue about a court date that was scheduled for the following day. In two years she has charged me almost 10k to have my court case moved (against my favor), have my daughters name legally changed to her step-fathers, and set up visitation where I see my daughter 1 Saturday a month for 2 hours only in santa Barbara County, when I live in San Luis Obispo.
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