Cliff J Young, Attorney At Law

This person was never a client of mine.

Dear LingLing,<br><br>Thank you so much for your kind words and the 5-star rating! We are thrilled to hear that you had a positive experience with Cliff and the team. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and motivates us to continue providing the best service possible. If you ever need any further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out.<br><br>Best regards,<br>[Your Name]

I had someone by this name apply for work years ago that I did not hire, but I don't believe I represented this person at any time. I was not listed on any court records for her two divorces and other problems. Is it possible that some papers get misfiled? Sure, but we scan almost every document and any court records are available to see on e-flex. Considering Ms. Mead left this review only two weeks ago, I would remember her if she was a client or even someone I spoke to for a free consultation.

Dear Megan,<br><br>Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to leave such a positive review. It means a lot to hear that you had a great experience. Your recommendation is greatly appreciated!<br><br>Best regards,<br>Cliff J Young, Attorney At Law

Dear Stevie,<br><br>Thank you so much for your kind words and the 5-star rating! I'm thrilled to hear that you were satisfied with the representation you received. Your recommendation means a lot to me. If you ever need assistance in the future, please don't hesitate to reach out.<br><br>Best regards,<br>Cliff J Young, Attorney At Law

Thank you very much Kevin.

Dear Eduardo,<br><br>Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a 5-star review! We are thrilled to hear that you had a positive experience with our services. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and encourages us to continue providing the best possible support to our clients.<br><br>Best regards, <br>Cliff J Young, Attorney At Law

My consultation fees are only $100. No idea of TR's identity, but he apparently wanted something for nothing. Often people want to file motions to rehear matters, such as custody and visitation, when the court issued a ruling recently. There has to be a substantial change of circumstances effecting the welfare of the child before the court will listen to why someone thinks it's in the best interests of the child to change the schedule. Quite often, the best advise is to tell a client to try and work something out with the other parent rather than taking them back to court. There are a lot of angry people in Family Court, and many of them expect too much.

Mr. Moore admitted sending emails against an Extended Protection Order. The prosecutor said he would strongly push for mental health court if we took the matter to trial. Mr. Moore was happy with the deal: he just had to leave the victim alone and stay out of trouble for a year. He couldn't do that, and then his subsequent crime was complicated because of the conditions of his sentence. Mr. Moore was well canvased about the case, and we were very prepared to go to trial. I waited around with him for an hour before court and met with the prosecutor several times trying to sweeten the deal. Kevin Moore hired me less than two weeks prior to his trial for violating an extended restraining order. He sent 54 emails focusing on only on why the landlord failed to return his deposit. He required significant redirection to the charge of violating an Extended Restraining Order for Harassment in the Workplace. I repeatedly explained to him that it was not economically feasible to pursue a lawsuit for him against the property management company. The costs for hiring an attorney to handle a civil suit over the return of his small deposit was not worth it, which frustrated Mr. Moore who couldn’t contact the victim directly.<br>Mr. Moore responded with wanting me to subpoena over 400 “witnesses”. He asked to subpoena every Reno Police Department employee, every WCSO jail employee, Judge Sferrazza, and various people he spoke to that thought he shouldn’t be charged with violating the protection order. After I explained to Mr. Moore that he couldn’t just subpoena the judge who issued the restraining order, and any witnesses had to offer relevant testimony. When I explained there would be extra costs associated with each subpoena, he waived pursing any subpoenas. Mr. Moore’s request for a complete refund of the $1500 his father paid came hand in hand with threatening to author negative posts all around the internet if I did not refund money to him. Mr. Moore acts aggressive and hostile towards people because he feels he has nothing to lose. Mr. Moore said that he knew that he was judgment proof, and he didn’t care about anyone suing him. I believe that feeling of impunity is what is driving his harassment and defamation to extort money.