Cuenant & McCarville, P.L. - Fort Lauderdale, FL
Bankruptcy Ch. 7 & 13 Lawyers in Fort Lauderdale, FL
2550 North Federal Highway Suite 10 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305 - 1621
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Fort Lauderdale Bankruptcy Ch. 7 & 13 Law Firm
Updated: 03/05/2010
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- Bankruptcy Ch. 7 & 13
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Customer Reviews for Cuenant & McCarville, P.L.
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Hired Attorney Winston I. Esq. Cuenant 2026My experience with Mr. Cuenant was extremely disappointing. After paying a substantial retainer, very little substantive work was performed on my matter, no appearance was filed on my behalf, and communication became increasingly delayed and inconsistent despite the time-sensitive nature of the case. In fact, his entire demeanor changed as soon as he received his initial retainer. What concerned me most was that I repeatedly requested updates and an accounting of work performed, yet meaningful follow-up did not occur until after I pursued a Florida Bar complaint and public reviews. I was also asked to send him the initial retainer payment via Zelle directly to his personal account, which I found unusual for a law firm handling legitimate legal-related matters. To date, this experience has caused unnecessary stress, delays, and frustration during an already difficult legal situation. Based on my personal experience, I would strongly encourage anyone considering this attorney to carefully document all communications, fee arrangements, and expectations in writing before retaining representation. Better yet, look elsewhere if you are seeking a reputable attorney.
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2550 North Federal Highway
Suite 10
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305 - 1621
Fax Number: 954-379-4454
Website: http://www.cmclegal.net
Hours: 9-6 M-F Saturday by Appt.
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