Late Night Law 12231 Academy Road Northeast, Albuquerque, NM 87111

"I have known Aaron Cress, the lead attorney at Late Night Law, for nine years. In that time, Aaron has always been honest and helpful to me. He has assisted me with my own personal legal matters, such as with crafting court pleadings and other legal documents. Aaron is diligent, honest, hard-working, and often gives his clients free legal work. I wholeheartedly recommend Late Night Law to any person seeking legal help or advice."

"I was at a dead end with my employer. I had tried every avenue internally to try and be heard. Unfortunately, they didn’t care and neither did any of the 76 other lawyers I recached out too. I was about to give up when I stumbled upon Aaron Cress’s website for Late Night Law. I called him and he immediately answered and listened intently to my legal issue. He then spent the next three months working tirelessly for me. It’s hard to put into words how much I appreciate his effort, but I really do owe him a lot for the peace of mind he brought me. I would highly recommend him to anyone. If you want a real person to give testimonial about his hard work, CONTACT ME!"

"I called at 8:30PM! Late Night Law answered on the first ring! They didn't practice the law I specifically needed but still listened, were empathetic, and gave me sound advice and referrals for the next steps (regarding obtaining a supeona record.) PROFESSIONAL AND KIND! Thank you so much..!"

"Aaron has been a lifesaver when I needed him most. His professionalism and dedication made me feel very comfortable knowing I came to the right lawyer"

"Aaron Cress worked with a NJ attorney on a defamation case in NJ, yet he never told me he was not licensed there. He and Corinne Mullen were hired to amend a complaint and add several defendants, but they instead dismissed my case with prejudice, meaning I could never file against the first named defendant again. Mr Cress chastised me for asking why they would do such a thing without their permission, which caused me to look and see if he had been disciplined before, only to learn he was practicing law in NJ without a license. When I told him I was going to sue him, he warned me that if I did so, he would file a motion to have the frivolous complaint thrown out and have me sanctioned by the court. After I filed the lawsuit he not only didn't file a motion to have the case thrown out as frivolous, he just failed to answer completely and is now in default. When I asked him to tell me why Corinne had screwed me, since she was the one who owned the Law Firm and who I originally worked with, he asked me to lie to the Bar on his behalf and say I was mistaken in the complaint I had made against him. Beware."