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    Richard Russell Law - Richard Russell Law

    Richard Russell Law

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    I was struggling comprehending Missouri law that pertains to estate, probate, will, etc. He was…read morepatient to listen to my concern, didn't rush, and quickly corrected my interpretation of the law. He was personable, caring, conveyed sympathy for my loss with sincerity, and then explained what is required of me, and the best efficient method to move forward (saving hassle and time) *with no benefit to him. I encourage all to call on RRL for estate planning. He offers easy scheduling online for a 20 minute consult date and hour that is convenient to you. He phoned must sooner. I have already pleaded with my best friend to schedule a consult for preparing her parents estate. Which proves Richard also has passed the best friend bar. Thank you Richard Russell. The peace of understanding I received after your consult is priceless.

    I needed guidance on a difficult probate situation following the passing of a family member. Mr…read more Russell returned my phone call promptly, had paid attention to my message and had a good handle on the situation before we even spoke. He was able to very quickly provide me with additional information regarding a will that was being probated, over the phone, and provided a description of our family's options, and the possible outcomes. He helped me quickly resolve uncertainties in a difficult situation. This was our first interaction with Mr. Russell, but based on his response to this situation, my family will be contacting him for future estate planning needs.

    Defending Your Family - Springfield - Joplin - Lawyers - Todd C Hawkins, JD Attorney

    Defending Your Family - Springfield - Joplin - Lawyers

    (1 review)

    I would absolutely recommend Mr. Todd Hawkins and Defending Your Family to anyone. I had a very…read moredifficult and lengthy family law case. Mr. Hawkins with his outstanding legal staff was able to deftly handle every legal encounter thrown at me. When both parties finally went before the judge, I watched a master at work in Mr. Hawkins as he brilliantly presented my case and triumphed in court, for which I am deeply grateful. This is why I respectfully call him "The Hawk."

    From the owner: Family Law: * Divorce…read more* Paternity * Custody * Modification * Mediation * Legal Separation * Child Support * Maintenance / Alimony * Adoptions * Family Access / Contempt * Grandparents Rights * Name Change * Juvenile Law * Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDRO's) * Adult and Child Orders of Protection, Ex Parte * Uncontested, Contested, Settled, & Trial Cases Criminal Defense: * Traffic Ticket * DWI, DUI * License Reinstatements * Expungements - Many Felonies can be expunged after 7 years, misdemeanors 3 years * Drug, Marijuana Charges * Misdemeanor * Felony * Serious Crimes Against People * Serious Crimes Against Property * Federal Criminal Defense Estate Planning: * Wills * Trusts * Guardianships * Power of Attorney * Medical Directives * Name Change * Probate * Prenuptial Agreements Civil Litigation: * Business * Civil Defense * Employment * Personal Injury * Real Estate * Renters Mediaton: * Mediate all types of Family Law cases

    Norman E. Rouse, Collins, Webster & Rouse, P.C. - Law Office of Collins Webster & Rouse, P.C.

    Norman E. Rouse, Collins, Webster & Rouse, P.C.

    (5 reviews)

    Although their website explicitly states, "we offer free phone consultations," I was informed my…read moreconsultation "must be in person," so I drove 80 miles round trip for a 1:00 p.m. consultation offered through my EAP benefits--and walked out roughly 18 minutes later, shaken and appalled by the experience. I arrived at 12:55 p.m. to find the front door locked. After standing there waiting, I finally called the office at 1:02 to see if anyone was actually there. When I was finally let in at 1:05, I was told, "Mark's lunch is running late." Not a great first impression, but the consultation itself was far worse. Before I could fully explain my situation or ask the questions I had printed out to ask, Mr. Peron repeatedly interrupted me and kept pushing legal action I was not seeking. More than once, he aggressively insisted he could "file a suit against my employer today," despite the fact that I had verbally indicated repeatedly that I would not do such a thing. He incorrectly claimed my employer needed to issue me a reimbursement (not true in garnishment cases), and seemed far more interested in manufacturing a paying case than in listening, assessing the facts, or offering sound legal guidance. This was not a professional consultation. This was a pressure pitch for billable hours. I was talked over, rushed, dismissed, and treated like an opportunity rather than a person asking for knowledgeable advice. After less than 15 minutes in the office, I calmly gathered my things and walked out without saying a word. The office itself only added to the poor impression. It is rundown, smells strongly of mothballs, and does not project professionalism or competence. I will not return, and I would strongly caution anyone considering Norman E. Rouse, Collins, Webster & Rouse, P.C. to look elsewhere.

    This was, without question, the worst attorney consultation our family has ever experienced…read more We came in seeking guidance on a complicated trust matter. We understood that the attorney might ultimately decide there was nothing he could do. That wasn't the issue. The issue was how we were treated. Throughout the consultation, the attorney was dismissive, interrupted us repeatedly, and acted as though listening to our explanation was an absolute inconvenience. When we attempted to explain evidence related to the situation, he raised his voice and told us, "I don't need to know that." Near the end of the consultation, despite time remaining, he curtly asked if we had "anything else," making it clear he wanted the meeting over. This was an emotional family matter and we expected professionalism and maybe at least some empathy--even if the answer ultimately was "I can't help." Instead, we felt judged, talked down to, and rushed out the door. It was bad enough it left the family embarrassed they had even called this firm. We sought guidance during a difficult time. Instead, we left feeling worse than when we arrived.

    Copeland & Brown - estateplanning - Updated October 2026

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