Used for two years, first year OK min. effort. Second year doubled fees, did not give proper advice…read morefrom year before so had to pay excessive taxes for estate. Would not come to phone multiple calls, only called back once. Set an appointment which Brendin, he did not show, had someone else handle. Got a letter from IRS and had to pay additional taxes beyond the summitted return. This was not a complicated prep. I guess I was not the customer type they wanted. Customer beware.

Had a great experience with them doing my families taxes! The office is so nice and inviting and…read morethey took time to really sit down and get to know us which made me feel a lot more comfortable. They were timely on the return and great with communication. The online feature that allows you to E-sign is awesome so we didn't have to go back in. Would highly recommend them to anyone looking to get taxes done.

Mark Avery is a great M&A attorney who communicates well with all necessary parties in the…read moretransaction. Keep up the good work!

As a hardcore libertarian anarchist it pains me to pay big daddy government taxes each and every…read moreyear. That being said, Ed helps me through this painful process every March and I've never regretted a second of choosing him as my CPA. He also helped rescue a dog once.

Absolutely terrible!!! I think Ed hires his tax prep staff in the parking lot of 7-11. I had them…read moredo my 2017 and 2018 returns, they jacked up 2017 and Ed said he'd pay the IRS penalty, that was the last I heard from him or his office. They didn't pay anything, didn't verify my 2018 return to see if it was also incorrect, and won't return any calls or emails. I believe in allowing people to correct mistakes, it happens, but I don't forgive lack of integrity!

Awesome law firm with experienced attorneys! They are well equiped in the realms of estate…read moreplanning, real estate, and general business legal advice. Jasmin and her crew are amazing, and they help walk you through and explaining all of your documents as intimidating as it may seem. I recommend them to everyone!

Mark Lane is finishing-up my divorce case. He has been a true professional. I've read so many…read morereviews here that put him down for a number of things - not returning calls, not getting what the client wanted, etc. If I may, I'd like to offer perspective on these things, based on my experiences with Mr. Lane and his office: First, some background. I'm finalizing a divorce where I ended up losing an animal that was so very important to me. My wife chose to use my dog as a ploy to hurt me during this divorce process, and I will no longer ever see the little guy that helped me keep my sanity on many dark and horrible nights. Having said that, Mark also negotiated a settlement for me that keeps my head well above water financially in a time where I most need it. What I'm trying to illustrate to you is this: I lost something precious to me during this divorce. It kills me emotionally. However, it's not Mark Lane's fault. I have a role to play in how my life turns out and I accept my portion of responsibility for my marriage and its outcome. It's true that it can be difficult to reach Mr. Lane. However, and this is my personal opinion, Mark is not the kind of attorney that is a hand-holder or a coddler. Make no mistake, that doesn't mean that he doesn't care about you or your case. But it does mean that for some folks, his no-nonsense, let's-just-handle-this approach, can be off-putting. If you need someone to console you constantly and hold your hand, I'd suggest finding another attorney. However, and again this is my opinion, most of those attorneys that are hand-holders are also the ones that may tend to tell you what you want to hear. Why? Because divorce or any family law situation is excruciating at best. There's simply no way to predict what you will get and there's nothing good about the process. The best you can hope for is to survive and come out a better person on the other side. It's your life. You have to own the good, the bad, and the ugly. Don't ever expect to pay someone a sum of money to simply make your problems go away. If you can understand that, you'll never find a better attorney. To sum up my review, I wanted to say "thank you" to Mark Lane and his staff. I wrote this review so that others who need an attorney - the best attorney you can get, in my opinion - would know Mr. Lane's style and his abilities. And, frankly, I felt it necessary to provide a sense of perspective on all the bad reviews he has received.

Mark Lane started optimistic and encouraged us to pursue a case, which we did. But, right away, we…read morestarted to feel leery of his office's professionalism when they were making blatant errors, like misspelling the child's name on court documents and other mistakes they should not need us to correct. After an initial court denial from the court, we decided not to continue to pursue the matter, but their office filed suit without consulting with us on the path forward. We asked them to file a non-suit and end the case. That was all they did, yet somehow, they deemed our invoice come to a total of over $3,000. Most of the charges were the communications we needed to make to correct their errors, and of course the filing they neglected to confer with us about, then the non-suit filing. Not once did the attorney have to actually appear in a courtroom. On top of that, their office has ignored the majority of our communication attempts and typically did not respond to our early calls/e-mails for days. This is a very unprofessional office and are run as a money-grab scheme. Do not use Mark Lane.

My experience with Tanner Beard has been very frustrating. I understand that legal matters can take…read moretime, but it has now been almost six weeks since the July 7 hearing, and I still have not received the final order or the information I need to move forward. I have followed up because I have important responsibilities that require this information, including making arrangements for an upcoming payment and being able to plan visitation with my son. I expected better communication and follow-through regarding these matters. My biggest concern has been the lack of communication and apparent lack of action after the hearing. I should not have to repeatedly follow up just to find out the status of the final order. I hope this experience improves, because timely communication and keeping clients informed are extremely important when someone's family and financial responsibilities are involved.

Excellent representation. Organised smart and results oriented. I recommend them. Michael Rousseau…read moreis excellent at guiding his client through the maze of divorce representation.

If you're considering hiring Mick to represent you, consider yourself blessed to have found him…read more This is a follow-up review, and now that he's completed assisting my family, we can truly say we could not be more grateful. Kendra was so patient and helpful, I did not have a single issue reaching or getting assistance. I work in litigation which in turn made this even more difficult to have to choose. I have many years in criminal litigation and could not be more satisfied. Mick guided us through an incredibly difficult, unexpected, and life-changing criminal issue. His expertise, straightforward communication, and unwavering support made all the difference. Legal representation can be costly, here however, every dollar was worth it. In a system that can feel overwhelming and unforgiving, Mick was the calm in the storm; clear, confident, and truly committed to what he says. We are forever thankful for what he's done for our family.

A few years ago, we had $ stolen from bank, opened new acct, contacted all our bill…read morepays...etc.didnt realize a $100 debit purchase didn't clear & store "converted" to a check?? didn't know, never got letter.. months later, got a letter from DA? Said I had "hot" check?! But I Don't Do Checks? They explain how stores could convert card to check! A warrant was filed -omg! Not me, married, mom,bookkeeper,etc..?So went to court, an atty, referred Mick Meyer, "was great at this.." Ok. So met him @court date.He told me Judge said he would do 90 day defer & make it "non-reporting" too, so it would be absent from record, he said, "It'll be as if it never happened.." Awesome! I agreed and paid $250. Signed papers . I thanked him and left. He said he would send me copies of everything. He never did. 3 more months went by. No papers. I called a couple of times no response. Then I spent 18 months caring for husband --cancer. Then the next year I tried to finish my medical Certs, which is when I found out Mick DID NOT do what he said! I was turned down for internships because it is on my record??! I called and called several times, left msgs, talked to assts. NEVER got response. Called courthouse. Went there. Was told I would have to Pay hundreds $$ to have removed, because atty Did Not file it correctly. Didn't have $ to fix it. Another year by, then Spring 2020, Covid! All learning put on hold now homeschooling kids. I can't do internships, it's ON MY RECORD! because he Lied to me, & he knows he's wrong, because He has Never returned Any calls of the 10 I left with his office, his assistants, paralegals, court clerks etc.. Funny how the Bible says,"Woe be into lawyers"... They don't care for real peopleWow.

Very responsive and timely appointment was setup with Machi & Associates. We had several issue in…read moreplay at the same time, creditors associated with deceased husband, unprobated will, dealing with foreclosure sale by HOA The attorney we dealt with was Daniel S. Wright. My role was as an accountant and being a supportive boyfriend. My expectation walking in the door was going to be a hard sell to use their services. I was wrong, Prior to the meeting, we had completed their questionnaire. In addition, we brought supporting documentation, credit reports, death certificates, anything that may be needed to support the conversation. In addition, and this was critical to the conversation, was the section of the questionnaire asking what we wanted to achieve out of the meeting. Mr. Wright was very pleasant. We had a pre-prepared list of questions. This was the point I was expecting slippery answers and a hard-sell. I was very surprised when I asked specific questions, I received very specific answers. In addition, Mr. Wright offered additional guidance. As the purpose of bankruptcy inquiry was due to the deceased husbands debts rather than the girlfriends debt, I expressed doubts as to whether filing for a bankruptcy was the proper course of action. Mr. Wright's response was he had doubts whether a bankruptcy filing was the best initial action. Rather, he recommended a specific course of action 1) Pay the HOA fees immediately 2) Ensure the house payments are current 3) Contact a probate attorney to sort through the estate issues 4) Review the results and if needed, then come back to him to file for bankruptcy if we felt bankruptcy action was needed. As I said, I expected no answers, no course of action and just a hard sell. I was pleased, I was shocked, I was floored. I mentioned that the advice we received was more than just an initial consultation and offered to pay for his services, twice. He declined the offer for payment, twice. His only request of us was to use him if we needed a bankruptcy attorney and to refer anyone to him that may need his services. I did him one better. I wrote this review. I would highly recommend Mr. Wright for your legal needs, no bullshit, just good, solid, actionable advice. That being said, if you contact Mr. Wright, go there with your house in order, your questions prepared and like with any professional, respect his time. I really felt he was on our side.

Ted and his group have been my go-to for nearly two-decades. There is probably nobody else in DFW…read morewith such a personable group of lawyers that seem to take a genuine interest in their clients. I know their focused on injury, bankruptcy, and disability - but I've gotten a lot of direction on some other legal work too. Definitely the place to go if you want to avoid one of those large law firms.