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They don't handle tenant landlord that should be fixed please

If you're looking for an empathetic, personable human being to represent you... go somewhere else. During my time as a client for another attorney at the firm, I had a brief interaction with Scott Talley. Getting in contact with anyone at the firm was difficult to put it lightly. After months of no updates on my case, I finally emailed Scott to see if he could assist me. His name is on the sign out front. I assumed he would at least hear my concerns and address the issues going on in his office. Instead, he was entirely dismissive, rude, and unhelpful. I was already feeling helpless, and he sealed the deal. If you are going to spend thousands of dollars, spend it on a law firm that actually cares about their clients. Trust me, there are plenty.

We were very happy to have Mr. Talley as our attorney. We had some complicated family issues and we weren't sure how to proceed. We spoke with several other attorneys and they couldn't help us. Mr. Talley knew exactly what we needed to do and he helped us through the entire process. Everything was resolved in our favor and we have Mr. Talley to thank for that. He's very competent and very professional. This was apparent to us when we first spoke with him and it also shows when he addresses the court. You can see that he has the respect of the judges. We highly recommend Mr. Talley and would use him again without hesitation.

One of the best I have been knowing him all my life

Best lawyer there is

Excellent attorney but you better get him early. He's always booked.

Brilliant lawyer! Earned my respect many years ago!

Selling my house, the buyer chose Talley Law Firm. The people were all nice and prompt. But, the attorney & title search company were INCOMPETENT. The new deed didn't include any mention of the deeded access road, without which the property would be landlocked. I caught the error & had to insist it be corrected. Otherwise, the buyer would have been screwed when later selling the property or getting a loan. When discussing the road, the attorney continually referred to the deeded road as an easement, even after being corrected numerous times and having to explain to the buyers the difference between the two. Why the attorney, title company and lender didn't realize that the property would have been landlocked is a shock to me. Oddly though, the attorney did include one easement on the deed. It was for access to the far side of the neighboring property given by his neighbor beyond that property. It did not relate to our transaction and I had it removed from the deed. I'd suggest finding ANYONE ELSE for your property sale. It is the attorney's job to watch the details and to protect their clients. He totally failed in this case.

Without going into a whole lot of detail, Scott, Whitney and the entire staff were the absolute best in this entire deal! Friends, they are the best in the business! You will not be disappointed!