Kahn, Dees, Donovan & Kahn, LLP

Wish I could give 0 stars. It's a debt collections place so, clearly, they won't get many positive reviews. My personal experience for this though, is I have been paying for the past couple years every month on time, even early (even went in person a couple times and paid a month in advance and talked with them about advancing it). I got a letter threatening my work pay, and them monitoring my job status. I have proof in receipts they give from the office and online payments of it all, and so should they (hopefully). I found the lawyers name and emailed him stating I was worried if there was an issue and was confused as to why I received this, because I have kept up with everything needed, even months early. I also stated there was proof in the receipts I was given and is in their records,

They are thieves, plain and simple. They overcharged me $800. Instead of refunding the money, they give excuses as to why they can’t get the money back to me sooner. After a week of this, I try calling them and they are extremely rude and refuse to refund my money and then hang up on me. They give lawyers a bad name.

Seth Zirkle did a great job handling our eminent domain case. He knew exactly what we needed to do. He is very personable and always returned my calls or emails promptly. Shannon Frank was also very helpful and responsive with our estate planning. We would highly recommend both of them!

This is the last piece of mail that I got that broke the camels back. Sending me a notice of garnished wages and put a court case with an absurd amount of money on the paper, all official looking. 1) car number, yet again, does not exist. 2) the date was set 4 years in the past (darn, outside the 13 days response time). 3) has not realized I've already paid it off. They scam people out of money and hope to bank on people forgetting or being intimidated into paying an absurd amount of money. These people even try to help medical companies get a double payment from you (ambulance is typically #1 on list) and it is against hippa to double charge for medical bills. Kahn is about right. But you misspelled con.

Not satisfied I was treated. I do have an outstanding debt that they had become responsible for. I spoke with them in May, we had an agreed judgement, everything has been fine. Out of 14payments since then, I've made 11, and only missed the other three due to my own forgetfulness (I even made a double payment at one point to catch up), I called and asked if they could just automatically take it off of my card so I couldn't forget and was told, "sorry you'll have to plead your case before the judge in garnishment court. Can't help you" I've never had a debt/court issue before and while I understand it is ultimately my fault for the debt and my fault for being forgetful, they have not been willing to help me at all, it's not like I have been a common problem or have had to call them, Very un