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He was aggressive in court and commanded the respect of the judge. I definitely recommend him!
You want results. You call Clarence. Period
Clarence is an exceptional attorney. He is compassionate, driven and dedicated to help his clients. He will work extremely hard for you and get the job done!
Professionalism, Quality, Responsiveness, Value
Great lawyer and a fantastic professional. Thank you for your help during these trying times.
Clarence was patient, professional and sympathetic to our situation without over-promising and under delivering.
He made it clear from the beginning how he would help me reach my goals and in the end, he delivered! Thank you, Mr. Patterson!
Highly recommended, for ending a tumultuous situation with professionalism and value.
The commitment Mr. Patterson has to supporting his clients and giving his 100% to his cases is unmatched. He will always be my first call when I am need of legal services.
I'd like to thank Mr Patterson for getting me through a rough legal and emotional draining battle.
I would definitely recommend him to anyone who needs help with custody, child support or mediation.
He was aggressive in court and commanded the respect of the judge. I definitely recommend him!
He was very thorough at explaining everything to me and walking me through the process.
We won our case thank you CJ Patterson.
He was upfront and honest about what to expect (during this process) and his rates. I only wish I found him sooner.
I’m truly thankful for Clarence and recommend him to anyone seeking a lawyer for child custody.
I would definitely recommend him for any of your legal issues (that he specializes in).
If you want a lawyer with a heart he's definitely that guy, and his rates are reasonable as well!!
Marriage and divorces were considered a private matter during the Anglo-Saxon times in England. In 1066, the legal status of a married woman was fixed by canon law. This means that the wife considered a part of the husband and the husband was the legal person. Once a man and a woman were married, all of the woman’s personal property was automatically owned by the husband. In return, the husband was obligated to support the wife and their children. This practice was carried to the United States until the middle of the nineteenth century.
In colonial America, divorce was also an extremely rare event. Divorce was rare because obtaining a divorce decree required legislative action which was costly and time consuming. Family Law and Divorce Law have changed dramatically over time. Now, in the 21st century, divorce and family related legal matters are a very common procedure.
