Reviews

Atty. Peters and Miss Brenda the paralegal is very helpful and very understanding about what I been through and they are very flexible. I recommend them . They are the best people. Won’t take you for granted. God bless to this people .

As a CDL Holder, The McMahan Law Firm came through with a dismissal. Greatly appreciate it, Highly recommended!

The ticket was dismissed as promised. Communication was clear and the estimate of time was great. She deserves 10 🌟

I had received two traffic tickets and Kelly McMahan got rid of both of these tickets with no effort on my part and at a low cost as well!!

I hired Kelly McMahan Law to help with a speeding ticket. Since I’m not living in Austin, they did the court attendance for me and worked to fight it off my record.

Very good service. 100% recommended

Excellent service.

Kelly and her team are not only really knowledgeable but the level of customer service is top par. They guided me from start to finish, giving me many options on how to proceed and explaining me the pros and cons of each option. Would recommend them a 100%.

very professional, great results

The most compassionate, responsive, and reliable lawyer I've ever met. I went through several attorneys before finding and hiring Ms. Lackey to represent me. She kept me informed about my case throughout the process, answered any and all questions I had in a very timely manner, and never sugar coated anything. She knows her stuff and the law very well and always advised me what my options were, while asking me what I wanted and then saying what she thinks would be best in my situation. I trusted her and her opinion and it has lead to great results. I highly recommend her, she is beyond qualified.

Excellent service, they got my case dismissed

Ms. McMahan completely failed to defend me properly according the the black and white letter of the law. The Texas Transportation Code Section 545.352 speaks to Prima Facie Speed Limits. Prima Facie means "sufficient to establish a fact or case unless disproved". The term speeding in the code means that you are traveling in an unreasonable and imprudent manner under the circumstances then existing. It's up to the court to prove you were unreasonable and imprudent. The strict criteria in the law is that you must cause a collision to be considered unreasonable and imprudent. Hence, simply because you are driving 75 mph in a 60 mph zone you are not speeding under the black and white letter of Texas law unless you cause a collision because of driving above those speeds posted on the speed limit sign. Which by the way...what is the purpose of a speed sign in Texas? Section 201.904 of the Texas Transportation Code indicates clearly that they apply to "commercial motor vehicles, truck tractors, truck trailers, truck semitrailers and motor vehicles engaged in the business of transporting passengers for compensation or hire (buses).". I was not driving one of those. I was not involved in a collision and I was not driving a vehicle for hire. There was no witness in court to testify that I caused a collision. My type of vehicle was clearly documented on the ticket. I should not have had to pay any court fees or pay for defensive driving at all. My ticket was not dismissed as promised. We are very disappointed and this is by far the BIGGEST SCAM going on in the State of Texas.