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Pros
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Excellent and knowledgeable legal representation
“Eric is by far the best attorney in DFW, all around. I would, and have trusted him to represent me during the most important times of my life. He definitely surpassed all expectations & hopes that I had, and completely dominated my case!”
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Personalized and compassionate service
“Eric was very understanding and very compassionate. He explained everything and got me through my divorce with everything I was wanting out of it.”
3
Highly responsive and communicative
“Eric consistently exceeded my expectations throughout this challenging process.”
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Achieves favorable outcomes for clients
“There is no doubt in my mind that our favorable ruling was granted because of Eric's thorough research, tenacity, and his detailed knowledge of the law.”
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Strong reputation and expertise in family law
“Eric is an exceptional attorney. My wife and I employed his services for a child support/custody case against the mother of my child, in which the judge ruled in our favor.”
Cons
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Potential issues with billing and transparency
“Is it being neutral when you repeatedly tell someone over and over and over, for HOURS, that they have NO chance at winning custody in court? Also, from your comment, it's okay to ignore or disregard an email just because you're "limited" on what you can discuss? So, instead of just responding with that, you think it's respectful/professional to leave someone guessing for a week?”
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Concerns about handling of specific cases
“Eric Navarette mislead my fiancé in mediation. His ex-wife moved the the kids from Texas to Missouri. My fiancé made it very clear in mediation that if it wasn't written in the agreement that she has to drive them to the airport that she would use that as an excuse to make us drive 40hours in a weekend to see the kids. Eric told my fiancé it wasn't necessary to have it listed because it was part of "standard language." Well sure enough she's refusing to take them to the airport because it's not written in the agreement.”
