Client
I was the opposing party in a family law case where Mr. Loran represented my ex-spouse. The case took significantly longer than expected, and communication and follow-through from his side often seemed delayed or inconsistent. Eventually, both sides reached a settlement (a CR2A agreement), which Mr. Loran himself filed with the court. That agreement required certain documents to be submitted within 45 days -- a deadline that has now passed without completion. These delays have created real-world consequences, including additional costs and the postponement of a planned property refinance. I've filed a formal grievance with the Washington State Bar Association to document my experience and to help ensure future matters receive the diligence they deserve. This review reflects only my personal experience and opinions based on public court proceedings and communications during my own case. Others should make their own judgments, but I would encourage anyone involved in a similar matter to pay close attention to timelines and communication.