Mogren, Glessner & Ahrens, P.S.

Michelle was my divorce attorney and she did NOT mess around. My exes lawyer was sweating bullets because he knew Michelle came prepared. All in all, I got everything I wanted out of the divorce and then some and my ex walked away with nothing but attorney fees. I would definitely recommend Michelle!
Jul 5th, 2021

Peter was very informative, helpful, and understanding. I could not have asked for more. I left feeling a sense of relief that I have not felt since dealing with my current situation. I would recommend Peter and his firm to anyone in need of their services.
Jun 22nd, 2021

Made a confusing and difficult experience much easier to comprehend and manage. I appreciated the extra follow-ups and information!
May 2nd, 2021

Ahrens has been thoroughly helpful with all my needs over the last few years of being her client. I highly recommend her.
Jan 7th, 2020

One of the worst experiences I've ever had. DO NOT GIVE THIS FIRM YOUR BUSINESS. My father passed away recently. He had property in Washington state and Florida (with him, myself and my mom being residents of the latter). We needed assistance with probate since we are residing in Florida. Right off the bat, the phone consult cost $75. The attorney (Mogren) seemed callous and uninterested. He mentioned he wasn't in the area that we had property (Tacoma) and that our attorney in FL handling probate should be able to probate the house into the one in FL. This makes no sense as state laws vary and our attorney isn't licensed to practice in WA. Seeming to rush us, he said there wasn't anything he could do. He didn't explain the situation. He didn't refer us to anybody in the state who could help. He promptly let us know that he was transferring us so we could pay the $75. I don't know if this is how attorneys normally operate, but they shouldn't. He spent less than five minutes and billed us $75.00 and literally gave us zero help. I'll do everything I can to make sure this firm gets bad ratings here, with the ABA, and the state bar. Try to understand that the next time you talk with somebody who lost a loved one.
Jun 20th, 2019