Zulick Law

March 14, 2016Dear [redacted] ***:I write in reply to the March 8, letter and complaint I received from The Revdex.com (Revdex.com) [redacted] filed the complaint.On January 13, 2016, [redacted] contacted my office through the Montgomery Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service [redacted] scheduled three appointments with my office for a consultationEach of the three appointments was confirmed by email and my assistant sent [redacted] directions to our office, which is our standard practice.The first appointment was scheduled for February 3, 2016, which was rescheduled at [redacted] ***'s request, and the second on February 10, [redacted] sent an email to me at 9:47PM on February 9, 2016, and cancelled that appointment.For the third appointment, I requested payment in advance from [redacted] ***I charged him $for a half hour consult, which is the agreed upon fee through Lawyer Referral Service, [redacted] ***'s third appointment was scheduled for February 25, at 3:00PMAt 2:50PM on February 25, 2016, [redacted] called my office and said that he could not locate the? parking lotMy assistant stayed on the telephone with him for several minutes and tried to give directionsDuring the conversation, [redacted] ***'s cell phone cut off and we tried to call him back twiceHe did not answer his cell phone and did not call my office back [redacted] did not come to my office,? I immediately issued a check to [redacted] to refund his $My assistant requested that [redacted] confirm his mailing address and sent him a copy of the refund check [redacted] confirmed his address on Friday, February 26, at 5:38PMMy assistant placed the refund check in the mail to [redacted] on Monday, March 3, My bank confirms that [redacted] deposited the check on March 7, 2016.I enclose photocopies of all email correspondence with [redacted] ***, the refund check, and the copy of the cancelled check.Please call me if you require anything further.Sincerely yours,BARBARA Z

March 14, 2016Dear [redacted] ***:I write in reply to the March 8, letter and complaint I received from The Revdex.com (Revdex.com) [redacted] filed the complaint.On January 13, 2016, [redacted] contacted my office through the Montgomery Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service [redacted] *** scheduled three appointments with my office for a consultationEach of the three appointments was confirmed by email and my assistant sent [redacted] directions to our office, which is our standard practice.The first appointment was scheduled for February 3, 2016, which was rescheduled at [redacted] ***'s request, and the second on February 10, [redacted] sent an email to me at 9:47PM on February 9, 2016, and cancelled that appointment.For the third appointment, I requested payment in advance from [redacted] ***I charged him $for a half hour consult, which is the agreed upon fee through Lawyer Referral Service, [redacted] ***'s third appointment was scheduled for February 25, at 3:00PMAt 2:50PM on February 25, 2016, [redacted] called my office and said that he could not locate the parking lotMy assistant stayed on the telephone with him for several minutes and tried to give directionsDuring the conversation, [redacted] ***'s cell phone cut off and we tried to call him back twiceHe did not answer his cell phone and did not call my office back [redacted] did not come to my office, I immediately issued a check to [redacted] to refund his $My assistant requested that [redacted] confirm his mailing address and sent him a copy of the refund check [redacted] confirmed his address on Friday, February 26, at 5:38PMMy assistant placed the refund check in the mail to [redacted] on Monday, March 3, My bank confirms that [redacted] deposited the check on March 7, 2016.I enclose photocopies of all email correspondence with [redacted] ***, the refund check, and the copy of the cancelled check.Please call me if you require anything further.Sincerely yours,BARBARA Z

March 14, 2016Dear *** ***:I write in reply to the March 8, letter and complaint I received from The Revdex.com (Revdex.com)*** *** *** filed the complaint.On January 13, 2016, *** *** contacted my office through the Montgomery Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service*** ***
scheduled three appointments with my office for a consultationEach of the three appointments was confirmed by email and my assistant sent *** *** directions to our office, which is our standard practice.The first appointment was scheduled for February 3, 2016, which was rescheduled at *** ***'s request, and the second on February 10, *** *** sent an email to me at 9:47PM on February 9, 2016, and cancelled that appointment.For the third appointment, I requested payment in advance from *** ***I charged him $for a half hour consult, which is the agreed upon fee through Lawyer Referral Service, *** ***'s third appointment was scheduled for February 25, at 3:00PMAt 2:50PM on February 25, 2016, *** *** called my office and said that he could not locate the? parking lotMy assistant stayed on the telephone with him for several minutes and tried to give directionsDuring the conversation, *** ***'s cell phone cut off and we tried to call him back twiceHe did not answer his cell phone and did not call my office back*** *** did not come to my office,? I immediately issued a check to *** *** to refund his $My assistant requested that *** *** confirm his mailing address and sent him a copy of the refund check*** *** confirmed his address on Friday, February 26, at 5:38PMMy assistant placed the refund check in the mail to *** *** on Monday, March 3, My bank confirms that *** *** deposited the check on March 7, 2016.I enclose photocopies of all email correspondence with *** ***, the refund check, and the copy of the cancelled check.Please call me if you require anything further.Sincerely yours,BARBARA Z

March 14, 2016Dear [redacted]:I write in reply to the March 8, 2016 letter and complaint I received from The Revdex.com (Revdex.com). [redacted] filed the complaint.On January 13, 2016, [redacted] contacted my office through the Montgomery Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service. [redacted]...

scheduled three appointments with my office for a consultation. Each of the three appointments was confirmed by email and my assistant sent [redacted] directions to our office, which is our standard practice.The first appointment was scheduled for February 3, 2016, which was rescheduled at [redacted]'s request, and the second on February 10, 2016. [redacted] sent an email to me at 9:47PM on February 9, 2016, and cancelled that appointment.For the third appointment, I requested payment in advance from [redacted]. I charged him $40 for a half hour consult, which is the agreed upon fee through Lawyer Referral Service, [redacted]'s third appointment was scheduled for February 25, 2016 at 3:00PM. At 2:50PM on February 25, 2016, [redacted] called my office and said that he could not locate the parking lot. My assistant stayed on the telephone with him for several minutes and tried to give directions. During the conversation, [redacted]'s cell phone cut off and we tried to call him back twice. He did not answer his cell phone and did not call my office back. [redacted] did not come to my office, I immediately issued a check to [redacted] to refund his $40. My assistant requested that [redacted] confirm his mailing address and sent him a copy of the refund check. [redacted] confirmed his address on Friday, February 26, 2016 at 5:38PM. My assistant placed the refund check in the mail to [redacted] on Monday, March 3, 2016. My bank confirms that [redacted] deposited the check on March 7, 2016.I enclose photocopies of all email correspondence with [redacted], the refund check, and the copy of the cancelled check.Please call me if you require anything further.Sincerely yours,BARBARA Z