Matthew Benjamin Talbot is a lawyer practicing conservatorships, elder abuse, elder law and 9 other areas of law. Matthew received a B.A. degree from University of California in 2003, and has been licensed for 20 years. Matthew practices at Talbot Law Group, P.C. in Walnut Creek, CA.
Matthew and his firm worked around the clock to ensure my interests were protected. They communicated, demonstrated full transparency and demonstrated a profound level of professionalism to court proceedings, filings The honesty and integrity of the firm resonated n both in direct communication at all times, and also with the court. The firm had a reputation for honest , moralistic and ethical behavior.
Matthew is kind, responsive, direct and compassionate as he helped me navigate and resolve what were some of the most difficult issues I have faced.
He's $10 grand per month. If you can do that go for it! Ripped me off. Did nothing for $10 grand. I hired him and was hooked up with an attorney there. She told me that I had plenty of money, I still had 1/2 left to go to court with. I was relieved. She left to get married and this is where the large firm will get you. I was given another attorney who I never spoke with. I got the invoice and there was no money left in the account. I had to pay for each attorney! I talked to Matthew and asked, "Where did all the money go?" He replied, "I can no longer be your attorney." Unable to ask him about my money in the account was not in the contract. Who can afford that?!
2033 N. Main Street, Suite 750Walnut Creek, CA 94596U.S.A.
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