We have used Matthew Ryan and RMA for real estate closings personally and for real estate…read moretransactions I closed as an agent---Matthew is buttoned up EVERY TIME. We recently moved to Brentwood TN, closed on a home and for "convenience" closed with a local attorney. We walked out of that closing frustrated. We left the closing empty handed- business not concluded. We had neither our set of closing docs nor the check due us at closing...not the end of the world- just not professional--loose ends untied... Matthew is ALWAYS prepared, anticipates, excellent team, just plain good.... he sends clients out the door with a complete set of signed closing docs snuggled in his firm's folder, and monies due either party all ready to go....business taken care of...done... We will be doing all future closings at RMA and Matthew Ryan- even if we are a few counties away...THEY DO IT RIGHT!!! It makes a difference when you're walking out of closing after a month of stressful home loan fun!!! : ) Kirsten Borgeson

My husband and I bought a house in Middle Tennessee from one of the partners at RMA, and their firm…read morehandled the closing, which was the first time I'd heard of them as I'm not from Lebanon or Mount Juliet, where their second office is located. They were very responsive, friendly, professional, reasonable in cost, all the things you want out of a good law firm. We liked them so much that, four years later, we chose them to handle our refinance closing and drove three hours round trip just to work with Matthew again. Great firm, and I'd recommend them to anyone.

I've used GSRM for over 20 years now and it is always an excellent experience for me. I have used…read morethem for real estate and estate planning. Their rates for any of this work has been more than reasonable. Very professional, courteous and always helpful.

I don't think i could have got more ineffective or costly counsel…read more From failing to follow up on items; disregards my written wishes and fail to stay on top of the case cost me significantly. Repeated episodes of failing to answer my written questions. Failing to file paperwork not know the status of paperwork and failing to include paperwork From Rutherford county clerk. Requiring me to personnel contact these entities to get the required information.

I have dealt with a few different lawyers over the years and Phillip has been the best by far. His…read moreprofessionalism and ability to navigate the courtroom is something that sets him apart from other lawyers I have dealt with in the past. I would highly recommend Mr. Clark.

I had the unfortunate situation of needing legal help. I was so worried I wanted to vomit. I…read morecontacted Mr. Clark's office and spoke with Analy. She was so kind and really helped calm me. She let me know Mr. Clark was on vacation and would be in touch with me on Monday. He took the time to call me on his much needed vacation. He told me it would be ok. He was so kind. He honestly made me feel better. True to what they said, everything was fine and my case was dismissed. I can't say enough good things about this team of experts. ​

Marcus Shute represented me recently. He is great at making clear distinctions between alternative…read moreapproaches to things and not only what he recommends, but why. He also heavily assesses risk/reward ratio. If it's not in your best interest, he won't recommend it, but he won't pressure you into siding with him. I developed a lot of respect for him over time. I would highly recommend him to anyone who feels that they have no control over things going on around them when it comes to the court system. It's a slow process at first, but he will show you the route to go that will most likely result in the best outcome for you so long as you are truthful and honest. He will work diligently to resolve your case. He is always professional and is highly knowledgeable when dealing with the courts. Thank you for everything! I would absolutely hire him again and would recommend him to anyone in need of counsel.

Shute is a good attorney. He's also an all around good guy. He took the time to sit down with my…read morefamily and I while we went over all of our questions concerning my grandmother's estate. I look forward to using his firm for all of my legal needs. We're very pleased with his services.

I hired Mr. Mullican and highly recommend him, he handled my case amazingly and helped me every…read morestep of the way he definitely knows what he is doing and he was the first lawyer I spoke with that showed me compassion and confidence in my case. I was a lot more confident going to court after hiring him then I was the first time I went in. It was very reassuring knowing I had him there to help me through it all. He will always be the lawyer I hire if I ever need one again, I can't thank him enough for everything he's done for me!

I can't imagine a better experience with a realtor. Loy Carney has a background in title law, he…read moreis a licensed attorney, and a go-getter realtor who pursued every avenue possible to ensure our house was sold. We had a difficult listing due to zoning and planning restrictions, and Loy pulled out all the stops to shepherd it through the process every step of the way, and he got us top-dollar. But his service was more than that. He took us on as a do-or-die case, pulling out all the tricks in both his realtor and his attorney bags, to keep up hopeful when it looked like it would fall through, and to do what we needed to do to put our best foot forward. I would recommend Loy Carney to anyone selling a house. I would imagine he'd do a buyer just as good a job, as he has all the connections of a seasoned veteran realtor. He was personable, resourceful, and I honestly don't think five stars are enough. Loy is outstanding.

My family had a challenging listing that required not only the resources of a realtor, it also…read moreneeded the expert knowledge of a real estate attorney. We found both in Loy Carney. I cannot say enough great things about Loy. He is the consummate professional, using all of his knowledge and skill to get his clients the results they desire. I would recommend Loy to anyone looking for a realtor who has your best interest in mind. If my family ever has real estate needs again, there is only one person that we will call upon, and that is Loy.

We are and shall be forever grateful to Flexer Law, namely Rodney Caldwell's Murfreesboro, TN…read moreoffice. Never have we seen such a professionally-run office with courtesy, knowledge and performance above and beyond what is expected - Totally Unbeatable and Totally Unmatched! We thank Flexer Law, Rodney Caldwell and staff for helping us pay 100% of all our indebtness ALL while making our lives easier! We are SO Happy to have chosen and worked with Flexer Law, Rodney Caldwell, (Kelsey in his office), And Strongly Advise Anyone and Everyone needing this kind of help - to Do The Same! Life just feels better now - Every Day! I take a deep breath and feel so safe, relaxed and hopeful for our future now. God Bless You Flexer Law, Rodney Caldwell - for "He" has surely blessed us with your help. We live in Lebanon, Tn. The drive to his office Murfreesboro was pleasant, not hard to find, and a most rewarding experience! THANK YOU FLEXER LAW! ~E.P.

Do not hire Lewis Williams or Flexer Law. I hired him for a family law matter in Davidson County,…read moreand in my experience it was the worst professional service I have ever paid for. His paralegal drafted and filed a 16-count contempt petition in my case under his name. It was obvious to me he had never read my parenting plan or the contempt petition his own office filed: 8 of those counts had to be withdrawn. When I pointed out what the plan actually said, Lewis wrote to his own paralegal, "If this is what the parenting plan really says, and we're going to have to change that language in the petition again." Half the petition was gone by the time it was amended. That's what you get at $475 an hour. The drafts they sent me to approve had basic facts wrong. I went through every one line by line and sent back annotated corrections, correct dates, documentation, and timelines. Then they called me again and again asking the same questions. It was clear to me nobody read a word of it, and most of my corrections never made it into the filings. I was doing my own lawyer's job and paying him for the privilege. He pushed me toward things I didn't want to do and never explained why, including asking for more than I was ever seeking. In my opinion that made the case uglier, dragged it out for months, and cost me a lot of time and money. One count was thrown out because his paralegal put the abbreviation of a resort on the petition where my daughter's initials belonged. He then tried to blame me for his paralegal's mistake. A legal citation was wrong too, and opposing counsel used it to try to get every count dismissed. Nobody at the firm caught either one. All 8 counts were dismissed. The worst part: I gave him the key evidence in my case, records from the U.S. State Department, at our very first meeting. They directly contradicted statements made to the State Department. He sat on them for five months. Twenty-one days before the hearing his office told me they couldn't be used without authentication and asked ME to handle it. Nine days out, his paralegal wrote that she didn't know how and there wasn't time. I googled it and sent them the exact process the same afternoon. It took me five minutes. I called and asked him to move the hearing. He didn't. The evidence was never used. He asked me how to pronounce my daughter's name, which is two syllables, then got it wrong for an entire six-hour hearing. He asked again before the next hearing and got it wrong for four more hours. When things went badly he sat there with his arms crossed. To me he looked like he had already quit on my case. Opposing counsel, Rachel Upshaw of Miller Upshaw Family Law, was prepared, organized, and professional, and she ran circles around him. Watching the two of them side by side, I knew I had hired the wrong lawyer. After losing, he moved to withdraw. While he was still my attorney of record, he told me in writing he would not file anything else for me and that I should file it myself. So I did, with no lawyer, and I got my daughter's initials right, something Lewis and his paralegals could not do. He bills $475 an hour, and over the course of this case he billed me almost $30,000. In my opinion his work wasn't worth a third of that. If you need a family law attorney, hire Rachel Upshaw, Morgan Smith, or honestly anyone else before Lewis Williams. You know a law firm is terrible when I'm recommending my ex-wife's lawyer over Flexer Law.

This is by far the best law firm I have ever dealt with, and I have dealt with quite a few. I am a…read moreretired California attorney, and needed legal services in Tennessee. Matt Pulle, the attorney at Pepper Law who handled my case, was exceptionally responsive, thoughtful, competent, and caring. I could not have asked for a better lawyer. Matt promptly answered all my emails and phone calls, worked diligently on the case, was incredibly well informed, and did everything possible to achieve our goals. Matt considered all aspects of the case, not just the legal issues, and was genuinely concerned about providing the best results possible. The staff at Pepper Law was also prompt, responsive and professional. I would highly recommend this law firm to anyone needing legal services.

I believe Elizabeth Alexander from Pepper Law, PLC is an unprofessional and unethical attorney…read more One of my family members hired Pepper Law, PLC for a lawsuit, and Elizabeth Alexander represented him. But I am not a client of this firm. I am not a plaintiff or a defendant in the case either. I kept my family member company during the mediation with my two young kids. Elizabeth Alexander asked me to sign the mediation memo which I am not a party to. I refused and asked her why I needed to sign. She told me that I had to sign. When I tried to leave with my two young kids, she told me that I cannot leave without signing the memo. I felt unsafe, especially with two young kids. And I had to sign the mediation memo. She dragged me into a lawsuit that I am not a party to and that caused a lot of legal issues. Now I have to deal with the consequence of that signature. I think Elizabeth Alexander is not qualified as an attorney and what she did to me was unethical. I believe Alexander is one of the highest-paid attorneys at Pepper Law PLC. If you are reading this message, please think twice before making your decision.