Taylor Burke, experienced Appeals, Estate Planning attorney in Tulsa, OK with 186 reviews
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Taylor Burke

525 S. Main St., Tulsa, OK

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Koree hardrick

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12 Feb, 2025
Charles Graham was an absolute lifesaver during my divorce. They fought tirelessly for me and, most importantly, for my two boys. Thanks to their expertise and dedication, I was awarded full custody, giving my children the stability and future they deserve. Their professionalism, attention to detail, and unwavering support made all the difference. I couldn’t have asked for a better advocate. Highly recommend!
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Brandy wilkins

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05 Feb, 2025
Mr. Parsons helped my son out and got his case dismissed before the prosecutor was wanting it to be done. He was great
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04 Feb, 2025
After searching for best DUI attorney for my friend we came across Graham. Put a retainer down. Parson showed up to every court date. Pushed dates out for a while, for which we are thankful rest was just a joke! If you are wanting to be pushed and talked into guilty plea on all counts, hire him immediately. Mr. Graham I heard you are very prideful man hopefully having your name on this case doesn't hurt. Wish you could have actually represented my friend in court as it was planed. Reply: "Ill-informed," "clueless," "should be thankful?" Very narcissistic way to address a negative review. Thank you for the reminder of his 20, 19, 18 and 13 year old cases, which were ether deffered or dismissed. We didn't realize you prefer to work with clients with no prior offenses. Our apologies. My review still stands. Hired Graham, Parsons showed up to every court date. Grahams name is one the case. We are very disappointed with outcome especially after consulting with several attorneys after.
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Excellent customer service and communication from the legal team
“Mathew and Kasady have been more than wonderful to work with; they are timely, professional, and passionate about their work and have shown nothing but patience and compassion with my situation.”
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Knowledgeable and effective attorneys who achieve favorable outcomes
“Isaiah Parsons handled my case. He answered my questions by emails and phone calls. He was able to get the case dismissed.”
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Attorneys who go above and beyond to advocate for their clients
“Matt Day truly went above and beyond to advocate for my best interests. He worked tirelessly on my behalf, ensuring that my rights were protected and that I received a favorable outcome.”
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Lack of responsiveness and communication from the legal team
“They never called me back”
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Concerns about billing practices and unexpected fees
“We will never use them again. They took our money and Matt Day ghosted us. He did not do what we agreed upon. Now, 5 months later, he is billing us more and still hasn't fulfilled our agreement.”

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