Aguwa & Metu, PC

I trusted Mr. Aguwa with my case twice, and both times he brought me peace during some of the most stressful moments of my life. Thank you for representing my family with such dedication, care, and compassion.

Excellent job for our case. Thank you Attorney Metu.

Dedicated professionals who take their clients very much at heart.

Excellent representation by this firm. Highly recommended.

This firm is Excellent they go far and beyond. I recommend.

I’ll try to keep this short. Mr. Aguwa is tough and will fight tooth and nail for you. He won my custody battle against a complete maniac. Mr. Aguwa had always kept a cool head, ignored him and he won. I encourage anyone with family court issues, accident and job site issues to hire this firm. I’m an electrician if I ever need a lawyer, Aguwa & Metu is who I am calling.

Professional at its best. Attorneys take time to listen and guide you in every way.

Great experience. Totally satisfied. Professional service.

They were so professional and up to date on my case. Highly recommended.

I worked with Mr. Aguwa from 2023 into 2024 on a two-state domestic violence case, involving some deeply-traumatizing legal abuse. I recently recounted the experience with my second therapist, who—like me—was alarmed by how Aguwa handled the process and how much worse my mental health had become after working with him. My experience with him has only deepened my mistrust in this country's family court system. I found Mr. Aguwa to be extremely dismissive, condescending, and unfit for trauma-sensitive cases. I left his office so shaken by his ridicule and belittling of me that my close friend was concerned about my condition afterward, and still recalls that visit as one of the lowest points of my legal process. After a loss in court, Aguwa dropped me as a client, further twisting the knife. This man may have 5 stars, but I cannot in good conscience allow that to stand unchallenged. If he is a family man, a man of faith, or a man of the law, as he presents, I saw no evidence of such in how I was treated. Like some doctors who enter medicine for the wrong reasons, I question why Mr. Aguwa has chosen to work in law and with vulnerable people.