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    Mullins Law Office, LLC

    2.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Banks & Brower

    Banks & Brower

    (7 reviews)

    I am glad that I decided to employ Banks and Brower. Adam is the best, a very disciplined attorney…read more He is a rare combination of talent, knowledge, and passion. I was glad to have Adam Brower spearhead his team to represent me on my case. He achieved the best results in my case. All the attorneys I spoke with were knowledgeable. I had contacted a total of nine attorneys. But Adam left the best impression of all of them. It felt as though he would acutally fight for me in court. To ensure I was picking the right attorney, I decided to meet Adam personally. The office and staff was presentable and professional. After meeting with Adam I knew he was the right Attorney to represent me. I decided to bring my family with me to my meeting with Adam.At this meeting Adam was great to my family and I, especially my children. This was very important to me, because this case could have personally affected me and my family. Almost immediately Adam erased any lingering doubts I had about his having too many cases to deal with me personally, or being overconfidant despite his good record. Although Adam was very busy, he was accomdating and made sure that he was reachable at all times. His staff and attorneys were on top of their communications with me regarding all urgent info or immediate changes. They were methodical and attentive. There were times that I was worried about my case. Whenever I became distressed I was able to speak with Adam either over the via text, email, or over the phone. Knowing that the team at Banks and Browers was on my case I was always reassured, and was able to sleep easily. I am really grateful that my case is over and that I had a great team working on my side.

    By far the worst and biggest waste of money I've ever spent on an attorney. If you want attorney's…read moreto call you back or care about your case or put forth the effort, this is not the place to hire an attorney. They charged us over 12,000 dollars to literally bear zero fruit in helping us in our case. Very misleading star reviews on Google. They charge you an excessive amount of money every time you text through their app or call on the phone past 6 minutes. They misinformed us about documentation, did not defend our position, never called back, and treated us poorly for questioning their actions. I highly recommend you find a different place to hire an attorney if you want someone to care about helping you defend your case. I have many words to discuss, but there is not enough time to break down every meticulous issue my family has had to endure and suffer due to this law firm.

    Reid J Roethe

    Reid J Roethe

    (1 review)

    I paid him $3,500 upfront, first time offender. Reid took the first plea offer, and I was…read moresentenced to 365 days (180 days... I spent 90 days in jail, through Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years). A friend of mine who nearly has a law degree told me that it was a mistake to pay him the full fee upfront, as he might have been more motivated had I paid him half first, half after completion. My girlfriend also seemed dismayed whenever I told her about him, or when she listened to his voice mail message--normally she's very positive, but even before the sentencing date she was angry on my behalf at Reid's hurried manner and his infrequent contact. Indeed, everyone I've talked to about his performance has said that he did a poor job (some in more colorful language), from people within the jail who went so far as to say I should sue him (it's remarkable how much they know about the law...going on and on about what Reid specifically neglected to do), to my mother, to my aforementioned friend, to my girlfriend, to my sister. After months of calling him and no contact from Reid Roethe, he called me a few days before my sentencing date and left a hurried voice mail, telling me that he had been in Florida on vacation. He told me to gather all the mitigating evidence I could, rushed through several other things to remember, then hung up. At my sentencing, I was presented with the discovery of evidence against me. It was the first time I had seen the evidence against me. Only later (in jail) did I learn that I could've said, "This is the first time I'm seeing this. I need time to process this." That simple and true sentence would've gotten me a continuance, which (I have since learned), is a benefit to the accused and often, if not usually, inspires the prosecutor to sweeten the plea deal. Between the prosecution and the accused, there are 6 total continuances that can be had. Since the state is reluctant to spend resources on a trial, it's better not to accept the first plea deal offered. During my sentencing, when asked if I would like to remove my attorney, I was stunned and I said No (because he was sitting beside me, and I had already paid him $3,500--all my savings--and I was not prepared to hire another attorney and was not sure what that entailed). This was the first time I had ever been at a sentencing and I did not know what I was doing. Apparently, that too would've been to my benefit. Despite having no prior convictions, I was sentenced to 180 days in jail (and spent 90). Additionally, considering I had imminent financial obligations, he did not ask for a delay of my incarceration. Do not plead guilty without first seeing the Reciprocal of Discovery. There was no postponement of sentencing, no bond reduction, I didn't get a copy of the discovery, and there was no criminal conversion (to plea it down to a misdemeanor). If you intend to hire Roethe, I would advise against paying him the full fee upfront. I think I would've fared much better with a public defender.

    Mullins Law Office, LLC - divorce - Updated May 2026

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