Richardson Mcghie is a law firm located in Bracken Ridge, Queensland, with a team of experienced solicitors providing expert legal services. The firm has received mixed reviews from clients, with some praising their exceptional service and others expressing disappointment with their experiences. With a range of practice areas, Richardson Mcghie aims to deliver high-quality legal representation to their clients. They can be contacted at their office on Gawain Rd or by phone on (07) 3261 2099.
Richardson Mcghie's main practice areas include family law, personal injury, and dispute resolution and litigation. They have experience in handling cases related to divorce, financial settlement, domestic violence, and other family law matters. The firm also deals with personal injury cases, including those resulting from accidents and negligence.
The firm is based in Bracken Ridge, Queensland, and serves clients in the surrounding areas. Their location on Gawain Rd provides easy access for clients in the region.
Steve McGee is noted for his exceptional service and expertise in Queensland law and the court system. He has received praise for his ability to explain complex legal terms in understandable language and his strategic approach to cases.
Richardson Mcghie's approach to client service is highlighted by their commitment to keeping clients informed and involved in the legal process. They strive to provide clear and concise communication, ensuring that clients are aware of the progress and outcomes of their cases.
I engaged Neil Richardson a few years ago to represent me in my divorce and financial settlement proceedings. During that process, I felt that key issues were overlooked, including what I experienced as domestic violence and financial abuse. I had been pressured into signing bank documents during my marriage, but I don’t believe these circumstances were properly raised or considered in my case. I also felt that the movement of assets by the other party during proceedings was not adequately addressed. As a result, I believe I received a significantly less favourable settlement than I should have. More recently, I worked with Neil again in a domestic violence matter. On his advice, I signed documents withdrawing a temporary protection order. I later realised that this decision affected my ability to pursue a permanent order. At the time, I trusted his professional judgment, but in hindsight, I feel that the advice was not in my best interests. These experiences have left me feeling financially disadvantaged and concerned about the implications for my and my children’s safety. While others may have different experiences, mine has been distressing and disappointing, and I would personally not engage Neil Richardson again.