5 /5 Vincent Salgado: Last year in 2011, I was given the reference of Edgard Garcia’s law office. At the time the reference was given, I had already met with two separate attorneys to see where I stood on modifying my child visitation. I was in need of an attorney to fight my case, not to go by what ‘past practice’ on judgments has shown. My case was not too complicated but since my ex-wife made the situation difficult and the strong reputation of her attorney’s law firm, I needed an attorney willing to argue my case and not back down and just settle for the minimum.
After meeting with Edgard in the initial consultation, I knew right away that he was who I wanted to represent me in my court battle. He heard all the details and my concerns for the case, gave me his input and advice. This included listening to my goals of what I thought would be a fair & balanced judgment in the best interest of my son. Edgard gave me confidence and his support that he would defiantly be able to make a great argument in court since what I was asking for was reasonable and fair. Edgard and his staff (Gilda especially) were up front with me through the process. They kept me up to date on everything and provided me with all the information I needed and delivered it straight forward.
On the court date, Edgard confronted her attorney and argued everything they attempted to throw at us. After an hour of arguments, Edgard won everything I was wanting. This was everything that not only my initial divorce lawyer said I could not get but what the other two subsequent family law attorneys I consulted with said as well.
I can-not begin to express the emotions I felt when judgment was placed and for the outstanding job Edgard and his staff (especially Gilda) did for us. I won 50/50 [timeshare] visitation with my son and a fair balanced schedule with holidays and school breaks. Since judgment was placed (Jan-2012), my son has been very happy with his new visitation schedule with both of his families and frequently expresses this to me. This is what these types of family law cases are about; the best interest of the child!
