Reviews

Rarely does a web site understate but in this case they are not blowing there horn nearly loud enough. My attorney Lance Owens and the staff at OMG worked tirelessly and aggressively on my case and even if the out come had not been favorable I would have felt i was represented extremely well. However Mr Owens accomplished something very difficult anywhere but in Arkansas nearly impossible.The instances of a guardianship of six children ages 2 trough 13 being granted to a 60 year old single man of modest means must be in the single digits. This was not just an instance of dedicated legal representation but an act of true compassion by a dedicated advocate and his team may GOD Bless them and keep them. There is one more compelling reason to retain Lance you do not want him representing your adversary because you do not want to be cross examined by Lance Owens. This was in 2016. At present. Lance Owens at OMG law firm has been my attorney for 4 years trough 4 cases involving the custody of my grand kids. Each time we are in court I am more impressed with his skill. The last time was amazing. During his opening statement he used his knowledge of the laws and procedures to lead the opposing counsel into a trap with the skill of a chess master making them think all the while it was their idea. Then during cross examination with the aggression of a Pit Bull he destroyed their witnesses exposing their lies and establishing the facts that he had planed to with our witnesses so much so that he did not even have to call ours. The victory was total he got every thing we ask for and they got nothing. Even the other attorney's in the room were impressed. The best thing I ever did for my grand kids was to retain OMG and Lance Owens. Mister Owens is an excellent lawyer with a fantastic staff that truly care about their clients. Judge's respect him, attorney's fear him, and clients love him. The best reason to retain OMG and Lance Owens is because you do not want your adversary to. I still say you do not want to be cross examined by Lance Owens