Law Office of Frederick J. Day 5641 Columbia Pike, Bailey's Crossroads, VA 22041

"They work well with their hearts for their clients."

"Does not fight for the interest of the client. A normal person without much law knowledge does not receive the legal advice most beneficial to them. They’ll just try to make money as quick as possible, even if it means there’s a bad outcome for the client. Does not keep client’s information confidential. Casually advice the opposite party about the issue, even without their lawyer. Also over charge you for services. Document made does not have any official, professional layouts. It’s very unreliable and not trust worthy. Seems so sketchy, do not recommend. Avoid at all cost, don’t make the same mistake I did."

"This law office is terrible and extremely shady!!! My father does not speak English well so he dealt with the wife of Frederick J. Day, Mrs. Duyen Day, who is herself Vietnamese. My father was told by this office that he had entered into a package deal for the two immigrant visa applications for my two half-sisters. However, every few months, my father was informed that he owed more money, a couple more thousand dollars, for "new" application processes. Why did he have to pay more money if this was supposed to be a package deal? Furthermore, when my siblings and I found out regarding the exorbitant amount of money my father was spending on these visa applications, we contacted the office asking for them to produce a detailed bill outlining what exactly they were charging him. They hemmed and hawed and dragged their feet to give us this bill until we threatened to go to the VSB. Next we asked them to produce a letter with the invoice number from the Department of State that had originally been sent to my father that was in their care. They were completely silent here and basically refused to produce this letter, which is ridiculous because since when is it legal to withhold correspondences addressed to the client?? Finally, we sent a letter to close my father's file officially and terminate Mr. Day as counselor. It was only after this step that they finally produced all of the correspondences that were meant for my father. In total, they had charged my father $7,950.00 for two visa applications, which is beyond preposterous. This office is very unprofessional and EXTREMELY SHADY. Mrs. Day often acts like she is the attorney and speaks for Mr. Day."

"Very honest with his work and loves to help in any way possible."

"Client-focused. A superior attorney and legal writer."