Reviews

I met Leigh at Vaught Law Firm (coincidentally on my birthday) September of 2015. She was sharp, thorough, and most of all empathetic to my situation. I was seeking an attorney for a high conflict custody situation and she gave me hope. You will meet attorneys who will bully you into a decision which you might regret down the road. Leigh never did this. She trusted that I knew what I wanted out of my situation and that I knew what was best for my child, and understood from a parent's perspective. My case took over 2 years to resolve as the other party was unwilling to compromise and VLF stood by me every step of the way. Everyone who touched my case was supportive and took the time to answer my, what seemed like, endless questions. Cici (Litigation Assistant), Tracy (Business Manager), and Rebecca (Paralegal) are all amazing at what they do and communicated clearly and timely anything that was happening or was needed from me for my case. I will be forever grateful for the work the Vaught Law Firm has done for my family.

Most efficient, professional attention. Everyone at the firm was most friendly and extremely helpful. I would highly recommend this firm.

A friend of the family recommended Vaught Law Firm - particularly Leigh de la Reza to me a few months ago. Like someone else mentioned, I was encouraged by their prompt response and information given by the staff. I was also encouraged at the consultation with Leigh. Here is my issue...I told Leigh upfront that I did not have much in resources and the person who referred her to me mentioned that she might be able to work pro bono. I made sure to ask as everyone knows, custody battles can be very costly, especially to a lower-middle-class mother of two. She mentioned at the end of the consultation that she would ask their office manager if she was able to work pro bono and get back to me. I never heard from her or her office manager for several months - which was okay since my situation was still at the "is this what I need to do" phase. However, recently I decided to go through with the case and called her office to see what the process entailed, if they had other payment options, or if the pro bono was even an option. At the time I was told I could put down a retainer fee or go contract with less upfront (this was from their office manager, I never actually spoke to Leigh again) or use one of their associates at a lower rate. I asked what the timing, process, payment schedule, etc of all this would entail and the office manager said she would speak with Leigh. After a week of waiting, still no communication. At this point, I was beginning to suspect that they did not want to work with me, but I tried one more time and ended up talking to the office manager again. This time she said I was a financial risk and that going contract was not an option. I told her I was fine going contract and she said my case was too complicated and costly and again I was a financial risk but she would talk to Leigh again. Obviously, I still haven't heard a word back. I don't mind them thinking I'm a financial risk. What I don't appreciate is not being told upfront that they did not want to work with me, and instead, leading me on thinking that this whole time I would have someone to help me and my children in this stressful emotional time. How can people in family law, especially when dealing with the well-being of children, think it's okay to lead people like myself on when they are going through enough stress in this kind of situation? If you have lots of money - I'm sure they must be great. If you indicate at all that you don't, don't let them give you the runaround. Go find someone who truly can empathize with your situation and either tell you up front they can't/won't take your case and not waste your time or give you hope. Instead, go find someone who is willing to stand up for you and your family and will be upfront about their intentions. After all, when parents/couples are going through a situation like this, wouldn't it be nice to not have yet one more thing to worry/stress about?

Jimmy and his staff did a great job helping me through my divorce. My ex's lawyer was difficult to work with and they handled everything very professionally. I would recommend them to anyone having any family law needs.

Jimmy and team were amazingly supportive and knowledgeable through what has been the most painful chapter of my life. They guided me through the process and ensured my interests were well represented in all negotiations!

Divorce is difficult, Vaught Law helped me through the tough times when divorce seemed like the last and best hope for both me and my girls. They talked about the options, what was best and most realistic, and guided me through the morass of the Texas Family legal system. They are very knowledgable, professional and accomodating. I hope that I never have to use them again, but I would if it came down to that situation.

I referred a friend to Jimmy Vaught last year. The matter was handled with the utmost care by the entire staff. Jimmy is very kind and makes his clients feel as if they were family. I highly recommend the Vaught Law Firm.

Mr.Vaught is helping me with an appeal for my complicated divorce case ,I am so impressed by the care ,support ,understanding and the highest level of professionalism that I got to experience with Vaught Law Firm . Mr. Vaught is an outstanding attorney who is looking out for my best interest ,keeping me updated through the whole process ,he answers promptly to all my questions and concerns. If any of my family or friends ever ask me if I knew a divorce attorney to recommend, I will definitely recommend Vaught Law Firm, an amazing team with the highest quality of service.

Vaught Law Firm, and specifically Leigh de la Reza, were fantastic during the course of my divorce. They maintained the highest level of integrity and professionalism throughout. They always looked out for my best interests. The divorce took far longer than it should have due to shenanigans initiated by the opposing attorney (you should pray that the opposing attorney is as professional as Vaught). Through this ordeal, they guided me adroitly. If I were to get divorced again (geez, I hope not), I wouldn't hesitate to use Vaught. FYI, if you want to know who the opposing attorney is (NOT at Vaught) so you can avoid them, contact me.

Back in 2013, my wife decided to divorce me. She already had a lawyer. I knew I needed one too, but I wanted one that I could trust to honor my values. I asked a friend, and the Vaught Law Firm was recommended. It turned out to be a GREAT recommendation. I received great advice. I was listened to and my values were honored. If any of my friends ever ask me if I knew a Divorce Lawyer to recommend, I would not hesitate to say "Yes, go to Vaught Law Firm". The team at Vaught Law Firm helped me through the whole process.