H Bui Law Firm

Used for a Trust and had a Good Experience with this firm, they were very fair and cost effective. Staff was responsive

I had a great experience working with this law firm. Everyone I interacted with was professional, approachable, and genuinely attentive. Communication was clear and timely, which made the process feel much less stressful. The team was thorough, knowledgeable, and easy to trust, and I always felt well-supported along the way. I truly appreciated the care and consistency they brought to their work and would confidently recommend them to anyone looking for dependable legal help.

This law firm truly stands out. They have exceptional resources at their disposal and the level of service they deliver is second to none. They guided me through each step of the process, always making sure I felt informed and supported — while making it clear that the final choice was always in my hands. A fantastic team I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to anyone.

Wenyi Zhang from H Bui represented me in my divorce for over one year. My expectation was that financial disclosure would be fully completed before settlement discussions began. I provided documents early and repeatedly raised concerns about missing financial information, but I was advised to proceed quickly toward mediation to avoid conflict. During mediation, I felt unprepared and several financial issues I had flagged were set aside in favor of reaching an agreement that day. I relied on my attorney’s guidance and moved forward, assuming the major details had been properly reviewed. Only later, after additional records became available, did it become clear that important financial information had not been adequately considered. Addressing this required reopening negotiations, resulting in additional legal fees and delays. From my perspective, the problem was a strategic choice to prioritize speed rather than thorough preparation.

I never write reviews. I don't like to speak badly about anyone. But I'm sitting here tonight not knowing what to do next, and I feel like I have to say something not out of anger, but out of heartbreak. Maybe it will help another mother avoid what I'm going through. I left my first attorney after he let me down in ways I still can't fully explain. He told me he did this work because of his own mother, a domestic violence survivor who had just passed away. I believed him. I trusted that story with my whole heart. And somehow, I still almost lost everything. When I met an attorney from this firm in the hallways of the Pasadena Courthouse, I thought maybe this was meant to be. She seemed kind. She seemed like she cared. I thought, this is the person who will make sure my children stay safe. I was so hopeful. On the day of my hearing, she was two hours late. I asked her several timesshould I be there? Should I go? She said no, she'd handle it by phone. Something in my gut told me to go anyway. I've learned to trust that feeling. But this time, I listened to my lawyer instead. I don't know how to describe what happened next except to say that everything I had given her every piece of evidence, every truth I asked her to present it's like none of it was there. It felt like she hadn't even looked at my file. She just started talking, and I could feel it all slipping away. The judge wouldn't hear me. He said I needed to appear in person. I was screaming, crying, begging for someone to listen. But my voice didn't matter. I am a single mother. I left a marriage that was destroying me. My ex-husband has been a lawyer for 24 years. I needed someone sharp, someone present, someone who would fight for me because I don't know how to fight this alone. This firm says they volunteer with domestic violence survivors. I believed that meant something. I honored that. I thought it meant they understood what's at stake when a mother is trying to keep her children safe. Maybe I was wrong to hope. I don't know what I'm going to do now. I'm just asking for half of my money back so I can try again with someone else. That's all I can do. If you're a mother reading this, please trust your intuition. If something feels wrong, listen to it. I wish I had. I'm not writing this out of spite. I'm writing this because my heart is broken, and I don't want yours to be too.