National Family Solutions You Decide Santa Barbara Nationwide

I am a former employee of National Family Solutions at 114 East Haley Street, Suite C, in Santa Barbara, CA 93101. Mr. Troy Neighbors aka Mr. Troy Nelson, is the employee appointed by Mr. Eric Campbell (an owner of NFS), to train new employees.

I offer the following questions as protected constitutionally guaranteed free speech (I have never agreed to or signed a non-disclosure or confidentiality agreement with NFS), in the hopes of empowering any potential future employee or future client, so that they may make better informed decisions.

I was inspired to write this review after I received a call from the EDD after I was laid off immediately after my 90 day training period. I was informed by the EDD that Mr. Campbell’s attorney had sent the EDD a letter threatening to sue me for fraud if I filed for unpaid overtime.

I offer the following rhetorical questions for your consideration.

Is it vulgar, unconscionable, unethical, immoral, and does it demonstrate bad faith:

• For a company to have an employee like Mr. Troy Neighbors aka Mr. Troy Nelson train its new employees to claim that it is headquartered at an empty office in Century City in Los Angeles when their physical “working” address is in Santa Barbara in order to avoid being served?
• For a company to have an employee like Mr. Troy Neighbors aka Mr. Troy Nelson yell and scream at trainee employees telling them that they are “WEAK” if they try to help potential clients with their family legal problems rather than focusing on the “MONEY?”
• For a company to have an employee like Mr. Troy Neighbors aka Mr. Troy Nelson train employees to not listen to potential clients who try to ramble on and on about their family legal problems, but to instead, just focus on collecting the $100 fee like he does, and to hang up on clients if they have no money and joke about the line being disconnected?
• For an owner of a company to compare himself to a “n**i” in a sales meeting?
• For an owner of a company to ridicule and mock potential clients because they are often impoverished and uneducated by sending an email to employees of outrageous Jerry Springer Clips and state “Our Clients” in the subject line?
• For an owner of a company to declare to employees that it is because their clients are so in need of personal improvement, that he is considering increasing the cost of services in order to trick potential clients that they will receive a discount on their legal services if they agree to view links to personal enrichment videos and write reviews (in the hopes that by “improving” themselves, that they will be less likely to ask for refunds or write a bad reviews)?
• For an owner of a company to have threatening collection letters sent to the impoverished, who believed that they were receiving legal help for their child custody cases for $100 only to discover that they needed to pay significantly more?
• For an owner of a company, as a matter of policy, to threaten and bully employees and clients with scary attorney letters threatening lawsuits with causes of actions that are merely projections of the company’s own documented transgressions?

Thank you for your time.