The fact that I'm sitting here typing this review rather than sitting in a jail cell somewhere is a…read moretestament to the experience and competency of Greg Watt. From start to finish, Greg was awesome. Greg was always available and had a minute to talk, email, or text about my case and never left me hanging on the line with questions and concerns over my case. Greg won't make you promises he can't keep. He may not be able to get every case dismissed, however Greg will get you as fair of a shake as is possible. His prices are reasonable and I would highly recommend Greg Watt to anyone needing representation.

Poor communication. Seemed less than aggressive. Took 2 plus years for trial. Let process keep…read morecontinuing . Find someone else. Did feel like they were defending me. Just took money

No drama! I got a speeding ticket in KCMO, I called up got the prices and brought my money in the…read moresame day. Everything was handled. I got a call a couple of weeks later (about the time of my court date ) saying the ticket had been handled and that there was $25.00 that was unused from my payment. They gave me the option of picking up the money (it was a Friday so I could have the $$ for the weekend) or they would mail me a refund check. Nice! Under Budget and they called to make it easy to get money back. First time that has ever happened. I hope to not get another ticket but I will return here if I have too!

I had a terrible experience with Ellen Bigge. She is disorganized and bad-tempered. Ms. Bigge was…read moreoften unprepared and did not answer my questions thoroughly. She submitted changes to my case without my knowledge or approval. I became so disheartened with her work and behavior that I ended our agreement and hired another attorney, who was much more professional and competent than Ms. Bigge. I would strongly discourage anyone from using her services.

A excellent professional superb lawyer. She handled our will/trust quickly and with unmatched…read moreprofessionalism.

Attorney Andrew Payeur is freaking awesome! We won my custody case by a landslide, I'm a father and…read moremy ex was trying for everything she could. In the end we got everything we asked for. He is by far the fairest and best attorney I've ever worked with. I hired him 28 days before trial. Prior to him I had Cordell and Cordell, they're the biggest snakes and con artists out there, especially attorney William F. Backer. If you're looking for an outstanding legal counsel, hire Andrew Payeur!

When we first spoke, I was very happy, as Mr. Quitmeier is very pleasant in conversation. I…read moreexplained my situation with a car dealership and he said it would be easy to write the letter I was requesting. He seemed so confident and acted as if it were no big deal, so I sent him an e-mail with all pertinent pieces of information, including a good deal of research I'd already done, and I half-expected to have the letter the next day, based on what he communicated during our conversation. Fast-forward two weeks, and I've heard nothing, so I get back in touch to see the status, and I'm passed off to a paralegal, who asks me for some information I've already provided and wants to set up a phone meeting. I explain it's much easier for me to converse via e-mail, and she agrees, then days go by without receiving the questions via e-mail. Three more months of this sort of interaction transpire with her saying she's going to e-mail me or setting up phone appointments that she no-shows after I've arranged my day around being available to her. In the end, they submitted the letter directly to the dealership without first having me review it. It contained typos and did not include the demands I asked for in the beginning, which I have in writing that Mr. Quitmeier agreed was the right approach. Instead, they called the dealership a few more times and were apparently ignored, so they claimed they'd done all they could, and informed me it was not safe to take my vehicle to that dealership anymore, because we've angered them. I ended up with no money, a lot of wasted time, and now I can evidently never own a Honda without driving 25 min to have it serviced at the next dealership. Our last interaction was in January, when I asked for a document stating what calls were made to the dealership, but have yet to receive it. Mr. Quitmeier and his assistant were always pleasant when speaking to them, but their performance did not come close to matching their conversation.

The team really worked hard on my behalf I really never expected the respect and care to my case!…read moreThank you truly, if I ever have a issue, I will go back to them!!

Be very aware of this company! My lawyer Brett Coppage told me their legal fees were 15% and that…read morethey are they only attorneys with that rate. He ended up charging me 33 1/2 %. He also placed me in a category with mother's who spends all their kids money, etc. just do your research before hiring a attorney and always readdress the fees and get it in writing.

I contacted RS Law regarding a trust for my mother's property and had a wonderful experience with…read moreJo. She was incredibly helpful, taking the time to explain the differences in process and pricing between a trust and a deed. I especially appreciated her diligence--she even took the time to consult with Attorney Nathan Williams to double-check the details and ensure the advice she was giving us was solid. After they realized my mother lives in California while the property is in Kansas, Jo went out of her way to help us find a lawyer licensed in both states. Even though we didn't end up needing their services for this specific case, the honesty and effort Jo and Nathan put in were outstanding. It's rare to find a firm that puts the client's best interests first like this. Highly recommended!

Sometimes life isn't fair. But, if we are lucky, we stumble upon a group of professionals who will…read morework tirelessly to make sure our voices are heard. Mr. Reneau, Mr. Shernaman, and especially, Jo - at Reneau and Shernaman, LLC - did this for us after my car accident. Countless hours were spent gathering the facts, records, and evidence to prove our case. They fought the insurance company on our behalf as though we were family members. I can't thank you enough for everything you have done for my family.

I was on hold for 43 minutes to finally get someone on the phone who said "we don't handle that…read morekind of case". Are you F'in kidding me. I HIGHLY recommend going to other firms that barnes law firm.

Was represented by Barnes Law Firm. Cody was fabulous in keeping me updated and very professional…read morewith any of our conversations. He made sure I understood the process and what was going on!! He was very helpful and had awesome knowledge of my case. I was very impressed and pleased with his sense of professionalism and empathy as well as patience with me. I highly recommend this office compared to the office I had encountered the 1st time. Awesome job Cody, I greatly appreciate our talks and your great work!!!

PUBLIC WARNING: Regarding the Business Practices and Ethics of Dennis Waits…read more I am sharing this strictly from a crime victim's perspective to warn the public about Dennis Waits' highly questionable billing practices, manipulation of funds, and overall business ethics. After his client was denied bond, a divorce was filed in March, legally freezing all marital assets. Dennis Waits entered the criminal case on March 30. On April 2, he filed a bond review motion where he explicitly acknowledged in writing that a divorce was active.Exactly one week later, a marital IRA check for was issued. The exact same day that check arrived, Dennis Waits completely withdrew the bond motion. The fight to get his client out of jail vanished the second the cash hit his pocket. He promised his client he could get him released, giving someone in a vulnerable position completely false hope just to lock down a contract and use them as a fast payday. When my divorce attorney filed a Motion to Restrain the respondent and his agents from touching the IRA on April 30th, Dennis Waits' immediate response just days later on May 5th was to file a motion to extend the criminal trial out by months. The judge formally signed and granted the restraining order on May 12th. When confronted as a third party holding funds that a family court judge has since officially awarded to me, his excuse was that he "had a lot of hours in" and that his client paid him for legal fees. I have a clear audio recording proving he admitted to taking these frozen funds. Filing a recycled bond motion only to drop it when a check arrives, and then delaying the trial right after a financial restraining order is filed, raises serious questions about his business practices and ethics. When you look into public records, this scramble for fast cash makes total sense. Dennis Waits has a documented history of public state tax liens, including thousands of dollars in unpaid withholding taxes for his own firm's employees. If a lawyer cannot even manage his own business taxes and owes the state, it is no wonder he would questionably pocket frozen family assets without a second thought. The public deserves absolute transparency regarding the business methods of Dennis Waits.

Amazing lawyer does a really great job very communicative and helpful helped me with all my issuesread more