Timothy F Brewer is a lawyer practicing real estate, commercial law, business law. Timothy received a B.A. degree from Wabash College in 1993, and has been licensed for 30 years. Timothy practices at Timothy F. Brewer PC in Colorado Springs, CO.
Timothy F Brewer is a lawyer practicing real estate, commercial law, business law. Timothy received a B.A. degree from Wabash College in 1993, and has been licensed for 30 years. Timothy practices at Timothy F. Brewer PC in Colorado Springs, CO.
I found Tim to be exactly the type of atty I needed for a lis pendins lien on a home. I didn't need or want someone to hold my hand, I needed a person that would give it to me straight and help me get this done. He was responsive to my concerns and was good at explaining the process. The outcome was successful without breaking the bank. Thank you!
I would not recommend hiring this attorney. He has no staff, is not organized and does not keep his client informed on the case. The only tine you will here from him is at the end of each month when he presents his bill for payment.
Don’t waste you time. This guy is shady and cares only for your money, not your well being. He doesn’t respond and minimal communication. Once you get to the point you’ve paid out so much, he drops your case so now you’ve wasted so much time and money.
Highly responsive. Knowledgeable and well versed in adoption matters. Highly recommend
10 Boulder Cres., Ste. 200Colorado Springs, CO 80903U.S.A.
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