Law Office of Robert W. Ash - Nevada City (CA)

5 /5 Sydney Plyler: Robert Ash has helped my grandparents tremendously with their estate planning. His office is always helpful and quick to respond. I go with my grandparents to their meetings and Robert is always professional and shows a sincere interest in my familys well-being. This has taken an extreme weight off their shoulders and helped my family and I feel secure. I highly recommend the Law Office of Robert Ash!

5 /5 Jeff Kornoelje: I have experienced this law practice execute Title 19 from the 1965 law signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson and this has saved $110,000 per year for so many others. The responses are "Why has not more people hear about this..." and "This is to good to be true..." are frequently asked and their money back guarantee is unheard of.. The risk/reward is ridiculous.. zero risk and $110,000 per year is an investment that I am so glad that we engaged with the firm.

5 /5 Colby Kornoelje: I did some research looking for financial help with my medical expenses and I found the Law Offices of a Robert Ash. I decided to look into them and I AM SO GLAD THAT I DID! They are some of the most friendly people that I have ever met and coupled with their passion for their work and their professional knowledge, they saved my family $120,000 this past year! That is $12,000 a MONTH that I was wasting on medical costs, but they helped me save it! They didnt even charge me an arm and a leg to do it like some of the other Law Offices are around Grass Valley. I broke even before 30 days with their amazing help with Title 19. I know that it is hard to trust people with money, but the amazing people at the Law Offices of a Robert Ash are worth your trust and then some. They protected my net worth and I can not praise them enough!!

1 /5 Daren Maeda: If I could give Robert Ash a ZERO star review, I would. My mother (88 yrs of age) hired Robert Ash on September of 2015, after hearing his Estate and Medi-Cal planning seminar. She was very worried about my dad’s declining health. He had a couple of trips to the ER and rehab facilities after some falls. My mom was concerned she could not properly take care of him much longer. Having my dad Medi-Cal eligible would protect their modest assets and transitioning him into care would be less of a burden. My mom signed an agreement with Robert Ash on September 15, 2015 with a $10,000 up front retainer (a boiler-plate contract). Shortly after signing the contract, my dad (92 yrs of age) had fallen again. He was taken to the ER and then transferred to a rehab facility for continued care. My mom was instructed to gather financial documents and bring them to Ash’s office for review. In early February of 2017, my father-in-law unexpected passed away. Ten days later, my mom was taken to the ER and hours later, suddenly passed away as well. My sister and I had to finish the work that my mom had started with Robert Ash’s office and my sister and I felt the need to expedite things to protect my dad and their finances. I was instructed to meet with Richard Holiday (Ash’s partner) in Rocklin, CA on March 23rd. During the meeting, I was asked for another fee of $12,000. Richard Holiday indicated that this fee was part of the contract that my mom originally signed. Not thinking clearly, I issued the check but did ask for the paperwork documenting this fee agreement. Later that day, I emailed their offices with the same request. Tensions and problems began to occur with the rehab facility where my father was located and his health was deteriorating. During this period, several requests were made (both verbal and in writing) for my mom’s files and copies of their fee agreement – to no avail. Fast forward – my sister and I had to hire another attorney to take corrective action against Robert Ash. The attorney had Robert Ash return the March check of $12,000 as there was no fee agreement signed by my mom. Retrieving those funds took months. The new attorney also asked for an accounting of the initial $10,000 retainer – that process too took months. A refund was issued for $2,053.75 (from the $10K). In examining the billable hours from Ash’s office, we noticed problems. Here are two examples: • FOUR charged hours in August – the contract was signed by my mom in September. • Over EIGHT charged hours of work done by office staff and/or the paralegal – billed at the same hourly rate of Robert Ash (e.g., answering my emails). The protracted delays of Robert Ash returning my parent’s funds have led to this review. A complaint will be filed with the California State Bar and documentation submitted per the guidance of our new attorney.

5 /5 Shelby Lucero: Robert and his assistant Beth are extremely knowledgeable about Medi-Cal ! I was shocked to understand that most of us qualify! Please call him for a consultation, you won’t be sorry!