Reviews

If you want someone who knows the law Ty is the man ! He fought custody for 3 of my children and the outcome was to my favor a lot sooner then I thought. I was surprised by his knowledge, he definitely knows his job and thanks for getting me my children !

Wonderful staff...Mr.Ty and his wonderful staff keep us informed every step of our case. They Cared about us, we was not just a case. Anytime we had questions or concerns they put our minds at ease. Love how professional and informative they was.

Saved my son life!!!! Best attorney in Tyler Texas!!!!

I reached out originally when they were on vacation, and they both were still willing to listen and help! Knows his stuff and gets to the point!

When we were one of the 8,000 homeowners who lost our home in the October 2017 North California wild fire my initial anger was somewhat tempered by the fact that we had excellent insurance. I believed that the insurance proceeds would be close to “Making me Whole”. Then I was informed about an IRS Code section entitled Involuntary Conversion. This led me to ask four Californian and one Oregonian “expert” to explain how the application of involuntary conversion would affect us. Five opinions, all different except that the IRS would expect a share of the insurance proceeds. In despair I started an internet search on Involuntary Conversion and, eventually, struck gold when I read an article in The Tax Advisor site posted by attorney Kacie Czapala and her CPA Alan Campbell. Kacie has led me through the intricacies of IR Codes 121 and 1030 and set out the options available to us. Her knowledge has proven priceless. If you are hunting for a skilled attorney you should definitely consider contacting Kacie. However, if you have questions on Involuntary conversions, and IR 121 and 1030, stop hunting and call Kacie at TL Law, Tyler Texas immediately. (My new Oregon CPA agrees with me). You will not regret it.

Robert Perkin got me out of Trouble..because of Robert i can do anything i want . and if i get in Trouble he will get me out.