Robert Salvatore Beehm is a lawyer practicing corporate, real estate, probate and 5 other areas of law. Robert received a B.A. degree from State University of New York at Binghamton in 1986, and has been licensed for 36 years. Robert practices at Robert S. Beehm in Binghamton, NY.
Very successful in a long fought family court matter. Professional and courteous throughout. Thank you so much!
Excellent job. Speedy and pleasant to deal with.
He will make everything sound good then tuck his tail and give away everything to the opposite counsel. It seemed all he was interested in was the $4000 i gave him. I only have to pay $28k and pay the monthly house expenses while I get the shaft.
Over paid and still unable to resolve the housing/commercial situations concerning the county so the property was lost
Horrible attorney and completely incompetent staff. Do not hire this attorney or anyone on his team. Their lack of communication, professionalism, and basic competency caused unnecessary stress and delays. Save yourself the trouble and look elsewhere for representation. He will waste your time and your money most of the time.
Very unprofessional, not responsive after he gets a good amount of money, untrustworthy, etc.... do not hire he will drain you alive and drop!! This lawyer needs to be reported to the bar of lawyer! Be very aware!
I just want to say “DO NOT HIRE THIS ATTORNEY”!! At the initial meeting he will tell you whatever you want to hear and then after you retain him he will retract everything he said and try to make you feel like a fool. He and his team are lazy and will expect you to attain any paperwork and charge you to file it. They don’t take or return phone calls and rarely return emails, but when they do they charge you for it and then keep asking for more money. If you do actually set up a meeting, it will be canceled for one reason or another and you are left in the dark about what is going on with your case. He disparages the opposing attorney to make himself look better. He used to be a judge and should have an idea of what to expect, but doesn’t indicate anything, so when you finally get to court he will tell you “it’s the best he could do”. Again I will tell you “do not hire this firm” unless you have a lot money to throw away and don’t want to win your case.
