Evan Simpson
Waco, TX
N/A
Law Degree
Awards
Primary Practice Area
Bankruptcy & Debt
Language
English
About
Practices Areas
Bankruptcy & Debt
Language
English
Contact
3925-A S. Jack Kultgen Expwy.Waco, TX, 767063925-A S. Jack Kultgen Expwy.Waco, TX, 76706
Office: N/A
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Mr. Simpson is a very patient Attorney and very helpful. I was very glad that I found him when I decided to file for my bankrupcy. I was very impress with him coming to the town were I live to meet with me and his knowledge on the subject of Bankrupcy. another thing I did love was his web-site it's very informative. It's was a wonderful experience to go to someone that did not look down on you for the mishap that I suffer. encourage you to see the brigth side of life.
I've had very little contact with, meeting him for the first time in court after only 1 or 2 phone brief chats. I had to repeatedly ask for documentation and updates. explaining anything, asking any questions, confirming anything directly to me. I didn't receive documentation until a couple of days ago, at the end of my case! Billable hours were not shared with me either. I received a few emails summarizing his interpretation of current status' (which were wrong). I received more information directly from the Court than I did my own attorney. Keep looking for another attorney if you're looking for a subject matter expert who is being paid for that expertise and you're expecting them to be transparent working on your behalf. He's fees are exorbitant compared to all of the other attorneys I've dealt with. He ensures all of his fees are paid up front and initially compared to anything else being paid; too so be aware of that. You're better off to do some research upfront so you can challenge and make demands of an attorney which really trumps the expense of hiring a subject matter expert.
Mr. Simpson is a very patient Attorney and very helpful. I was very glad that I found him when I decided to file for my bankrupcy. I was very impress with him coming to the town were I live to meet with me and his knowledge on the subject of Bankrupcy. another thing I did love was his web-site it's very informative. It's was a wonderful experience to go to someone that did not look down on you for the mishap that I suffer. encourage you to see the brigth side of life.
I've had very little contact with, meeting him for the first time in court after only 1 or 2 phone brief chats. I had to repeatedly ask for documentation and updates. explaining anything, asking any questions, confirming anything directly to me. I didn't receive documentation until a couple of days ago, at the end of my case! Billable hours were not shared with me either. I received a few emails summarizing his interpretation of current status' (which were wrong). I received more information directly from the Court than I did my own attorney. Keep looking for another attorney if you're looking for a subject matter expert who is being paid for that expertise and you're expecting them to be transparent working on your behalf. He's fees are exorbitant compared to all of the other attorneys I've dealt with. He ensures all of his fees are paid up front and initially compared to anything else being paid; too so be aware of that. You're better off to do some research upfront so you can challenge and make demands of an attorney which really trumps the expense of hiring a subject matter expert.
Mr. Simpson is a very patient Attorney and very helpful. I was very glad that I found him when I decided to file for my bankrupcy. I was very impress with him coming to the town were I live to meet with me and his knowledge on the subject of Bankrupcy. another thing I did love was his web-site it's very informative. It's was a wonderful experience to go to someone that did not look down on you for the mishap that I suffer. encourage you to see the brigth side of life.
I've had very little contact with, meeting him for the first time in court after only 1 or 2 phone brief chats. I had to repeatedly ask for documentation and updates. explaining anything, asking any questions, confirming anything directly to me. I didn't receive documentation until a couple of days ago, at the end of my case! Billable hours were not shared with me either. I received a few emails summarizing his interpretation of current status' (which were wrong). I received more information directly from the Court than I did my own attorney. Keep looking for another attorney if you're looking for a subject matter expert who is being paid for that expertise and you're expecting them to be transparent working on your behalf. He's fees are exorbitant compared to all of the other attorneys I've dealt with. He ensures all of his fees are paid up front and initially compared to anything else being paid; too so be aware of that. You're better off to do some research upfront so you can challenge and make demands of an attorney which really trumps the expense of hiring a subject matter expert.