Reviews

We hired Jay to handle a dui case in Anderson county. We got exactly what we paid for with exceptional followup. Jay was able to keep my son with only probation and community service. I highly recommend him. His relationship with the DA's office and accountability with the judge I believe helps him maintain continued success for all his clients.

Jana and Toby are honestly amazing people. If you ever have family law issues in Brazos or contiguous counties, call Jana.

The office staff and Jana were absolutely amazing. Talking legal issues can be stressful and everyone at this law office made the experience better!

Jana helped me through a divorce, easily the most difficult time of my life. She was very kind, and gave me great moral support in addition to being the consummate professional. She was always willing to answer my questions as they came up. Working with my CPA was an extra job she was willing to do, and it helped so much with decisions about settlement options and with mediation proceedings. I know I was well represented and had a better outcome than I could have hoped for. Jana's steady hand and calm demeanor helped settle my racing thoughts so many times. I consider her a friend, and I can't recommend her highly enough. She and Diane ROCK.

What amazing people! Foreman family law helped me with my divorce, and they were helpful, professional, friendly, and understanding of my situations. They went out of their way to help and I was truly blessed to have been able to work with them. I recommend Foreman Family law to anyone wanting to work with easy wonderful people in their time of legal need!! Thank you guys for everything!

My husband was locked up for charges with drugs and his family hired jay as lawyer and he was amazing got my husband a short sentence, he worked my husband case very well. He is very understanding and will do whatever it takes!

I had an extremely horrible experience with this Law Firm a few minutes ago. I would like to share this with you because I feel it is important for people to make a decision with information. The first step in retaining legal representation is to establish a relationship. It is unreasonable to expect any client to blindly pay for representation without having personal interaction that determines if a lawyer has the correct set of values. Keeping this in mind, I called the Foreman Family Law Firm and asked for an initial meeting with the lawyer. I made it extremely clear I was not seeking legal advice. I need to see if this lawyer would adequately represent my interests and ensure that the lawyer would equally covet me as a client. The clerk that answer, by all indications a young man, proceeded to tell me that a discussion would cost $250 per hour. Now I understand legal fees, that number didn't phase me, but what did strike me as peculiar and inappropriate was the need to throw this number out and indicate that it was for the opportunity just to have and introduction to the lawyer. So I said hold on, I'm just trying to establish a relationship and discover the efficacy of this firm as my representation. The response: "We are probably not the law firm for you." Then they hung up on me. Above and beyond the obvious rude treatment by a clerk, a receptionist answering the phone who is an initial representative of the company, one can infer several things from this conversation. The first is that this person was clearly trained to "Filter out the po' folks." Probably they were told that if anybody balks about consultation fees, immediately dismissed them. At the very least, this was a poorly trained and/or ill equipped person that couldn't handle simple discourse involving a contradictory inquiry about the firm's policy. More than likely, however, this is truly an indication of the firm's values and ethics. The second thing that can be gleaned from this short amount of interaction is the willingness of the legal team to direct to their employees to treat people in a rude and disrespectful manner. Regardless of my (or any other client's) financial wherewithal, I wouldn't want somebody with those kinds of scruples representing me. Often times I read reviews on here where probably the person is not conveying information that is relevant to the situation, probably omitting information that might cast themselves in a poor light. That's not the case here. (I hope, three sides to every story and all...) I work as an expert witness with several law firms, I know what to expect from both sides of the client-attorney relationship. I hope my explanation of this interaction helps you in your decision-making as you find appropriate people to represent you.

Fairly priced and highly recommended.

My son was arrested at A&M on 3 different charges and had never been in any trouble before. I got a call at 2am to bail him out of jail, and was told to find a lawyer ASAP. I called Jay on a Sunday, thinking I would just get an answering service and he would call me back during normal business hours. He called me back that Sunday while he was having lunch with his wife to help me and assure me that it would be ok. The prosecutor kept pushing back our case so it took 2.5 years to get a court date. Jay stuck with us the entire time. He answered every email and every phone call and kept working on my son's case the entire time. When he tells you it's better to wait, listen to him. He knows what he's doing. We were able to avoid a trial and have my son's records expunged and he now has nothing stopping him from living a normal life without a record to remind of mistakes he made while he was a kid. I would recommend Jay for any case.