About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, an exhausted delivery driver pulled up outside Summit Family Law P.C., struggling with a heavy box. Suddenly, the building seemed to come alive around him—doors creaked open on their own, shadows shifted in the corners, and strange whispers echoed through the empty halls. Just as he was about to give up hope, a friendly voice called out from behind the reception desk: 'Hey there, can I help you?' Turns out it was just a late-night receptionist, who offered him coffee and directions. The delivery driver left Summit Family Law P.C. with a smile—and his package intact.
2. In the dead of night, a sleepy dog started barking uncontrollably outside Summit Family Law P.C., as if something unusual were happening inside. The owner, a regular, rushed out and found nothing but an excited delivery driver who had accidentally left his loud music playing in the car. The dog calmed down once the noise stopped, and everyone went back to their quiet night routines—except for one persistent pooch who clearly needed earplugs more than anyone else.
3. One foggy morning, a regular was walking his dog near Summit Family Law P.C. when he noticed something odd—his usually quiet terrier began howling in perfect harmony with the distant church bell. Curious, the man approached the law firm’s entrance and heard another eerie sound—a baby crying from inside. He knocked gently, and an astonished receptionist opened the door just as a sleepy infant was being delivered by a befuddled delivery driver. Turns out, someone had left their baby monitor outside by mistake.
4. One stormy afternoon, as a regular walked past Summit Family Law P.C., he heard someone muttering, ‘I’ll see you in court… but not here!’ Curious, he looked inside and saw no one. Was it just the wind? Suddenly, a delivery driver appeared with a pizza box, saying, 'Hey, anyone here for lunch?' Everyone burst out laughing—turns out the voice was just an old joke from the office. The regular shook his head and muttered, ‘I’ll never know what’s real anymore.’