Kelly & Grant PA

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I had an okay experience with Kelley & Grant P.A. After many mishaps, delays and mistakes by their firm, it took 72 days for my eviction and legal services to be completed. I first contacted them on May 27, 2019 and the eviction date with the local Sherriff officers to get my tenants out was on August 7, 2019 – that’s 72 days later, and this was an uncontested eviction.

Here is the breakdown of what I paid Kelley & Grant, P.A. for a 2-tenant, Possession-Only eviction.
Attorney Fees $195 (advertised)
Court Filing Fee $190
Summons $10
Process Server $40
Additional Tenant $50
3-Day Notice $80
Writ of Possession $95
TOTAL AMOUNT $660

Also, here are a few things that were not disclosed to me before paying their attorney’s fees from the beginning:

• Their $195 attorney’s fees amount is for their legal services and communications exclusively via email only. You don’t speak with any attorney. Throughout the entire eviction process, you are communicating with a paralegal all of the time. And for repeated calls they will charge you $150 per half-hour.
• If you use a PO BOX address in the notice that will be served to the tenants, it is an additional 5 days
• They provided me with 2 forms to complete on my own, with email instructions: Notice of Intention to Impose Claim on Security Deposit & Notice of Right to Reclaim Abandoned Property – so, no personal service to help me complete what I should put or not put.
• When the eviction was completed, they put my email in a marketing mailing list (without asking me) to try and sell me a “Property Management Package” and other legal forms.

Overall, it was a successful but impersonal experience that took longer than expected.

I had an okay experience with Kelley and Grant P.A. After many mishaps, delays and mistakes by their firm, it took 72 days for my eviction and legal services to be completed. I first contacted them on May 27, 2019 and the eviction date with the local Sherriff officers to get my tenants out was on August 7, 2019 that's 72 days later, and this was an uncontested eviction. Here is the breakdown of what I paid Kelley and Grant, P.A. for a 2-tenant, Possession-Only eviction. Attorney Fees $195 (advertised) Court Filing Fee $190 Summons $10 Process Server $40 Additional Tenant $50, 3-Day Notice $80, Writ of Possession $95, TOTAL AMOUNT $660. Also, here are a few things that were not disclosed to me before paying their attorneys fees from the beginning. Their $195 attorneys fees amount is for their legal services and communications exclusively via email only. You dont speak with any attorney. Throughout the entire eviction process, you are communicating with a paralegal all of the time. And for repeated calls they will charge you $150 per half-hour. If you use a PO BOX address in the notice that will be served to the tenants, it is an additional 5 days. They provided me with 2 forms to complete on my own, with email instructions: Notice of Intention to Impose Claim on Security Deposit and Notice of Right to Reclaim Abandoned Property, so, no personal service to help me complete what I should put or not put. When the eviction was completed, they put my email in a marketing mailing list (without asking me) to try and sell me a Property Management Package and other legal forms. Overall, it was a successful but impersonal experience that took longer than expected.

I hired this firm to file an eviction. The tenant Lawyer become more capable. I do not recommend to use them if you want to be well represented. Terrible support for mediation

An attorney there by the name of Cory Corano was very helpful and courteous to me. Information was always concise and timely

No help in mediation. He suggested tenants get their security deposit back to move out early morning. They trashed house and cost me 3k to get it ready rented.