Leah N. Hawkins Attorney at Law PSC 40 Broadway Street, Mount Sterling, KY 40353

"I am an out of state real estate investor and hired Attorney Leah Hawkins to help me resolve a real estate situation. She was very helpful and responsive. Fair priced also. I highly recommend her."

"Nice receptionist very helpful. Reasonably priced compared to other attorneys in the area. Worth calling."

"Very professional; also friendly and efficient staff. I would certainly go back if I needed the services."

"Leah was recommended to me for divorce & custody law. I first used her for a mediated settlement agreement in which she settled for a fraction of the child support I was entitled to. I was ignorant at the time, but now that I know better and look back over the documents and remember the way things were handled, it seems that she did not have my best interest at heart. Nearly a year later, my ex- sued for primary custody. Leah required another $5,000 retainer before she would touch it. We had a day-long custody hearing coming up, and Leah was supposed to prepare my witnesses. She did NOT prepare them. She didn’t provide any guidance or insight at all, and rushed off the phone before I finished asking questions. Her performance at trial was subpar. She did not press opposing witnesses at all, and I was so disappointed in her performance. Worst of all, the court decided against me because of a laundry list of false accusations by my ex- that Leah left unchecked. After the custody trial defeat, I fired her."

"I never post negative comments but my experience with and first impression of Leah Hawkins are very disappointing. I am a professional who has worked with many attorneys in 32 years of my work history, but I have never encountered an attorney more rude. My mother, who is 97, on a walker and suffering from mid stage dementia, was selling her home of 72 years. Although it wasn’t necessary for mother to attend the closing she wanted to be there and it was important for me to have her there to close this chapter of our lives. When we entered the conference room, Leah immediately directed my mother not to sit in a specific chair at the table because the bank president “always” sits there in a closing. This chair was one of 4, and was on the left hand side of the table. The location of the chair had nothing to do with the closing. The chair she rudely directed mother to was on the other side of the table and was at a more awkward angle and more difficult for mother to navigate sitting there. After our part of the paperwork was signed, she instructed my mother and me to wait in the vestibule where there weren’t any chairs while Leah met with the buyers to finalize the sale. How inconsiderate was that??? Thankfully the buyers suggested going into another conference room so mother did not have to stand in the vestibule waiting for their paperwork to be signed and the issuance of her check. In my opinion, Leah needs to focus more on her consideration of other people and respect for the elderly."