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Manzi, Seccareccio & Merwin, P.C. - Woburn, MA

41 Kilby Street Woburn, MA 01801

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Updated: 02/27/2019
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Woburn Divorce Law Firm

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41 Kilby Street Woburn, MA 01801

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  • (978) 719-6296

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Manzi, Seccareccio & Merwin, P.C. (Main Office) 177 Market Street Lowell, MA 01852 (978) 275-9255

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By Anonymous on Feb. 27, 2020

0.5 out of 5 stars

If there's a lower than 1 star I would give that. When I talk to Mr. Manzi, he gave me hopes and the strategies he told me was awesome BUT when we are already in the court everything he told me that he will do turned around and he went to the other side. He helped the other party instead of helping me. He connived with the other lawyer and agreed in everything they want instead of fighting my battle. Be very careful getting this lawyer because he will just get your money and he will drop you like a ball. I don't recommend him at all!!!

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Manzi, Seccareccio & Merwin, P.C.

replied on Mar. 04, 2020
It is unfortunate you find yourself in your present circumstance. My representation of you concluded last December when your underlying case went to judgment. We negotiated a favorable agreement in accordance with your instruction and acceptance. Your frustration with subsequent proceedings that I was never consulted or retained on, cannot and should not be the basis for your reviews. I cannot be responsible for the results of subsequent matters for which I was not retained or consulted. If you would have brought your issues to my attention, I would have provided assistance; however you did not retain my services. Regardless of your multiple reviews, I wish you the best and should you ever need representation in the future, please feel free to contact my office.

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