Spoke to Melissa directly several times that I had something planned in the next two months and asked directly if I would be able to go to said event if I took the probation she said yes there would be no problem. Created a business to curate events where I would need to be out of town or at concert venues that serve alcohol asked specifically if I would be able to do this before agreeing to the probation she said yes. Now on probation the officer says “ I don’t know what your talking about” wasted a bunch ton of money already on the event and alot of money on web development, forming the llc, etc would have continued to Trial if I knew I wasn’t going to be straight up with.

I have been a client of Ms. Peat through an exceptionally long and complicated divorce. I have the highest recommendation for Melissa Peat. Ms. Peat is unfailingly ethical, compassionate, honest, and logical.

Ms. Peat is absolutely stellar among attorneys in maintaining good client communication.

I have seen Ms. Peat give her all and then some both in court and in preparation for court. When Ms. Peat is your advocate you have her full attention and dedication.

Ms. Peat does not substitute impressing the client for real results. Everything Ms. Peat does is substantive and meaningful. Ms. Peat is consistently professional, firm and effective in her dealings with everyone involved in a case.

Ms. Peat has unusually well developed knowledge and expert contacts to deal with military/civil service divorce issues.

I thoroughly recommend Ms. Peat as valuable guide, helper and advocate through the strange and terrible territory of divorce.