Fantastic experience working with Marshall and his team. I had one consultation, paid the fee, and my case was filled and completed in 6 weeks. Best (albeit difficult) decision of my life. read more

Was previously a client of Miller Law Group, but they were forced to stop practicing Bankruptcy law and all of the cases they had (ours included) were moved to other attorneys. I did not have a choice in this, and we landed with Slayton Law, PLC. First impressions were amazing! They seemed very attentive to our case and answering any questions we had. Overall, the remaining bankruptcy period was uneventful. Towards the end, we had a few questions and attempted to reach out. This is when we started experiencing poor communication and service. It took over 3 months to get any response from anyone from the firm. Calls to the main number went to voicemail and we never had anyone pick up. Eventually we did finally receive a call back from the new client onboarding person. They seemed unaware we were existing clients despite the messages. They could not answer any questions we had as they were not actually lawyers. They did assure us we only needed to send the form we received to them signed, which we did. Now, we have received additional forms and had questions about these. The responses are time sensitive and we have been unable to reach any attorneys. The time period has lapsed without any response form the firm. I fear our bankruptcy will not be discharged and we will have to start over from the beginning. read more

That is interesting, I used Mr slayton and his staff for my case and was very impressed and honored to have them on my side, Jennifer and Marshal did it all, I just listened, and learned, I would with honor recommend slayton law any time to anyone with financial problems read more

Such a bad experience, my wife and I got up and walked out! He stuck us with his partner and she was condescending, argumentative, not at all interested in answering our questions did not care about our situation or concerns. We spoke with her approximately 10 minutes and we caught her in at least two blatant lies. She actually had the gall to tell us that when we spoke on the phone with her and even when we were speaking right there with her in person in her office at her desk, she said there was no attorney client privilege until we paid her and she started the case. After my wife and I fired her, we walked outside contacted another attorney and he confirmed my suspicions. He told me that indeed any time you are in discussions as a client with an attorney, whether there is an open court case or not, over the phone or in person and even if no money has changed hands, the attorney client privilege still stands! I don't know what kind of a scam they were running over there at Slayton Law Group but it's probably something you don't want any part of! read more