I really tried my hardest to avoid filing bankruptcy (I spent more on my credit cards than I should have in college, expecting the job market to improve later when I graduated) but had to seek help when I finally realized I was in over my head. I guess I chose Mr. Lazzo because his office is closer to where I live than most of the attorneys in town (and I didn't want to have to mess with frequently commuting downtown). I don't think I was in as much debt as many that decide to go the bankruptcy route, but I needed help nonetheless. He handled everything extremely well, and now I can finally start over. I'm very glad I chose Mark.

He will take your money and act like he will be there to help you, but once he has the money, try to get a hold of him on the phone, won't happen.

Called every day for three weeks straight left a message every time not once did I get a call back. Finally called and acted like I was looking for an attorney and lo and behold guess who took the phone call.

When you do meet him seems like the only thing he is interested in is singing to you...ugh.

Then when you tell him how you want things done, as he is a bankruptcy lawyer, he ignores what you say and doesn't inform the trustee of your wishes.

Would not recommend him to anyone!!!!!!!