Bishop Law Office

I personally used Shelley when I needed legal services and she was Fantastic. She had my best interest forefront at all times. I would recommend her to anyone needing Legal representation, for Divorce, Family Law or any other matters. She will "Have your Back" always.

Shelley is professional, empathetic, and efficient. She provides personal attention and gives advice from a highly experienced legal perspective. Shelley would be my first choice to hire again, and I continue to recommend her services to friends.

Shelley truly advocates for her clients. Unlike many of her colleagues, she does not perpetuate conflict to continue billing her clients for matters that require expedient and equitable resolution for all parties involved. She draws from personal experience and connects with clients which reassures them that she continually works in their best interest. I have tremendous respect for Shelley’s approach and the work that she performs. Highly recommend!

I would highly recommend Shelley to anyone who has to go through the Divorce process. I have used Shelley, and am extremely satisfied with my representation and the counsel I received. She has a truly unique perspective and approach as a divorce attorney. Unlike most divorce lawyers who seem to (in a self-serving and destructive way) enjoy pouring gas on the flames and engage in pointless conflict, arguments and litigation with the other party (and rack up unnecessary fees), Shelley understands the true emotional, financial and experiential 'cost' of divorce, and her primary interest is to find the best path to resolution and closure so you can move on and rebuild your life constructively. That said, if necessary, she will advocate firmly and effectively to protect your interests, position

I highly recommend the services provided by the Bishop Law Office. I have used Bishop Law on two different occasions. For my initial divorce and for child custody services. I was extremely happy with the outcome and professional services provided to me. I would definitely use Bishop Law in the future if needed.