Regele Law, LLC

Barry Pro Se Wyoming 

on Google

a week ago

Deeply Concerned About Regele Law’s Conduct Across State Lines As someone who has been following the public court dockets involved in a cross-state judicial matter, I’m deeply disappointed in the way Regele Law has allowed its attorneys to conduct themselves. What I’ve seen looks like a troubling misuse of judicial time and resources — not only in Oregon, but also in another state’s courts. No responsible law firm should condone tactics that appear to waste the time of multiple courts just to play procedural games or delay b... read more

Tommy 

on Google

a week ago

I’ve looked over a few court dockets involving Regele Law and came away with mixed impressions. The firm clearly has capable people, but there also seem to be a lot of avoidable delays and procedural back-and-forth that make things more complicated than they need to be. It would be great to see the firm focus more on communication, organization, and getting cases resolved efficiently. Oregon families deserve smoother processes and stronger professionalism from those representing them. 

DeeAnn- St. Joseph, MO 

on Google

a week ago

I’ve been following several public court dockets that involve Regele Law, and what I’ve seen has been disappointing. There appear to be repeated procedural maneuvers, unnecessary filings, and delays that waste valuable judicial time and resources. It’s frustrating to watch this play out across multiple cases when the courts already have limited capacity to serve families who genuinely need resolution. Lawyers have a responsibility to act with integrity and efficiency, especially when their actions impact more than one jurisd... read more

cynthia Taylor 

on Google

a week ago

No one could even answer the phone. Multiple times called. She must be so busy. 

Renee - Ann Arbor, MI 

on Google

a week ago

After reviewing multiple public dockets involving Regele Law, I see a concerning pattern of procedural tactics that create unnecessary delays across state lines. The judicial system depends on professionalism and efficiency; when firms appear to prioritize delay over resolution, everyone loses — especially children and families. Leadership at Regele Law should review practices and improve oversight.