On February 6, 2026, at approximately 10:42 AM, I called Family Security Law Group seeking help. Unfortunately, the experience was deeply disappointing and hurtful. The person who answered the phone—who I believe was a secretary or front-desk staff—was very rude, anxious, and dismissive from the beginning. As an immigrant and a non-native English speaker, I calmly and respectfully asked her to please be patient and allow me to explain my situation, as my English is not perfect. Instead of showing understanding or professionalism, she repeatedly interrupted me and then abruptly hung up the phone. When I called back to ask one simple question—whether the firm could help me—she said “no” and immediately ended the call again. When I tried calling once more, my call was cut without being answered. This interaction was heartbreaking. When people reach out to a law firm, they are often in vulnerable and stressful situations. If a firm represents values such as family, security, and peace, those values should be reflected first in how clients are treated—especially immigrants and those who may struggle with language. I do not know the name of the person who answered the phone, but this experience left me feeling disrespected and dismissed. I hope the firm takes this feedback seriously and reviews how their front-line staff communicates with the public
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