Susan S.

I used expert law to seek advice Regarding California visitation changes. I was met with bullying and one sided opinions with no expert advice. When I went back to inform them of what a lawyer had said regarding my question, I was once again accused of trying to do something that I wasn't, I had found my solution that I was seeking yet they tried to turn it around on me and make me a bad guy.
When I posted the reviews from this site (site jabber), it brought two people from expert law here, and their response below is an example of what you will endure if you question, disagree, or they just don't like what you posted when you went looking for advice.
I hope they waste money on a defamation suit, it will be costly to sue 8 people, including myself, who gave bad reviews, and who also have had similar experience as mine.
I did take pictures of my question and the responses, so good luck proving that what I said just now is false and/or that it is not a matter of opinion.
Also, when you make them mad, they won't be afraid to post your real name (admin did) and that goes against the websites privacy policy.
You have any regular joe that can comment on the forum and not have any kind of knowledge of the law. Yet they are called "experts"
Be aware of the policy, expert law website states "Notice: Information provided in the forum is not intended to substitute for professional advice, including but not limited to professional legal advice. If you submit a question or comment it is assumed that you are interested in soliciting, receiving or giving general information and not legal advice. Laws vary by state, and the laws described in this forum may be different in your state or may have been changed since the information was posted. The legal help offered in this forum comes from volunteers who may not have any formal legal training or knowledge, and all information should be confirmed with a qualified legal professional. All information is made available on an "as is" basis. You should accept legal advice only from a licensed legal professional with whom you have an attorney-client relationship. Use of this forum is subject to the ExpertLaw terms of use."
So you have regular joes thinking they know the law, yet the site itself already states the help comes from volunteers who may or may not have formal training.
If you are seeking advice for a question, from someone who knows the law, use another site, any site besides this one.

Update:
They have used my name, probably from the admin giving out that info.