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Ed Laughlin

Temple, TX

Licensed for 39 years

Law Degree

Awards

Primary Practice Area

Bankruptcy & Debt

Language

English

About

Practices Areas

Bankruptcy & Debt

Criminal Defense

Family

Language

English

Contact

Law Offices of Ed L. Laughlin3114 Sleepy Hollow LnTemple, TX, 76502-71463114 Sleepy Hollow LnTemple, TX, 76502-7146

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Reviews

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.

Matthew
August 9, 2015

Brent Sykora took my case literally to the moon & back. Results of my case were 99.9% better then I could have ever imagined. Great lawyers! Great lawfirm! Always had time for me & never left me hanging. Very professional people at an affordable cost. They did not waste my time & they helped my family alot. Honestly I love these guys. Will refer again & use again in the event I have another situation ever pop up.

anonymous
February 27, 2018

I would agree at first very helpful then it turns to trash. Received a very encouraging consultation so I paid the dollars. As I live out of state but had to hire a lawyer in Texas I choose this firm. They take your money and do as little as possible for you. Spoke to Ed initially then was handed off to an assistant lawyer. He did not return phone calls and then I found out he was no longer with the firm. Overall they take your money and do not return phone calls or e-mails. Made numerous attempts to contact my attorney and was told he will be given the message. Haven't heard anything and it has been months!

anonymous
April 27, 2017

Horrible horrible horrible!! I had this law office take on my military divorce case and they're all about the money. Im assuming they have so many clients that they've lost sight of the QUALITY of service that should be provided to every clients that pays money. My case was handled in the temple office. Susan green never returns phone calls. No updates/ information was provided to me about my case, specifics dealing with military divorces, court date etc. Two days prior to my court date i was given the time i needed to be at the belton courthouse (im not from the area so an address would've been nice). My decree was sent via email and i was told that i needed to hurry and send it back because there was a rush. Why were we rushing? A face to face appointment to go over the decree would've been professional and showed that they gave a damn. I was never told who was representing me in court and had no idea of how the person even look. The morning of court google gave me the wrong courthouse in belton and i had to call the office to find out who i was to be in contact once in the courtroom (the office told me brent would be there. I had to google brent to even know what he looked like). Long story short these people are all about the money and do not have the clients best interest in mind.

Althea
September 7, 2015

My ex-husband and I agreed to a divorce in late 2010. Someone has to file, so I did. I spoke with Mr. Laughlin in the initial interview and he assigned me to his associate, Mr. N. J. Gaunt. My ex and I wrote out our separation agreement and division of property. In it I gave him the house we were living in. I would move out and find something else. Although we split the cost of the attorney’s fees, Mr. Gaunt was my attorney. At no point did Mr. Gaunt point out, mention, or suggest anything about what might become problems with the division of our property or a joint mortgage. I returned to the office within a year because my ex was now chronically arrears in the payment on HIS house but was dragging my credit down. I went back to the office for assistance or advice and got the ‘too bad, so sad’ response because there was nothing in the paperwork that addressed the joint mortgage. When I thought back on it, Mr. Gaunt was going through or had gone through a divorce of his own and had mentioned discontent with his ex over issues with child custody. You pay your money to an attorney to look into the dark corners, smooth out the creases, and interpret the fine print. I could have typed up my own paperwork and filed and gotten this result for a lot less money.

tarwood
April 21, 2014

Nicholas works for the Ed Laughlin office in Temple, Texas. I was referred by a friend to Ed, himself, and received a free consultation with Ed Laughlin. I was assured my divorce would be handled carefully and he even talked to me about not putting up with domestic violence since my soon to be ex had tried to strangle me and had been arrested. However, my first court hearing I was shocked when some squirrely guy shows up and A-has no clue who I am and B-says "oh Ed hasn't been in a courtroom in YEARS" I was npt informed Ed would not be representing me. The lawyer assigned to me w/o my knowledge was Nicholas. I am a single mother and had this gross custody battle ahead of me and this lawyer talks about how much he despises women, how he got custody of his own child, etc. He overlooked some really pivotal mistakes in the separation/temp orders. I had to comb through everything numerous time and make corrections anytime we had to go to court. My final hearing played out in my kiddo's favor, the judge ruled in her best interest and we were pleased. However, the ex's lawyers were in charge of typing the final decree. They changed the property division, child support, visitation....? My lawyer Nicho assured me he would not allow these final papers to go through without my approval. Over the past year, I reviewed the papers a dozen times and pointed out glaring mistakes. It was a nightmare! I asked to have court reporter notes pulled asked my lawyer to type up the decree everything I could think of! However, a few weeks ago, the order went through and I am stuck with stuff I didn't agree to! Nicholas responded with "take it up with the AG" and Ed Laughlin never responded.