Dentons Davis Brown

I had been referred specifically to Tyler Coe by a friend to represent me in my divorce. Tyler was both professional and approachable at all times. At the beginning of every conversation he would ask how I was doing. He would answer my questions clearly and timely – I always felt he had my back. He’d be clear as to when I could expect to hear back from him and when the completion of the request would be met. A key aspect throughout the legal proceedings was Tyler would listen to me, carefully address my concerns and provide the right strategy for the situation. Knowing that Tyler was representing me greatly reduced stress and anxiety and I knew “Tyler’s got this” which meant the best possible outcome for my situation. I highly recommend Tyler Coe for his divorce and family law expertise; t

Started the process with Denton two years ago. I ended up losing my job and that stalled the process. We decided after the current swing in the US politically as well as personal financial set backs that we no longer needed to pursue the immigration process. I had asked them no to bill us again. Now a year later we get another bill. I have asked them to stop and waiting on a response (which I will be billed for) but this nickel and diming to death will get you. I am not the type that likes to leave bills unpaid but I just want them to leave us alone!

My employer recommended I work with Denton's based on the experience of their senior lawyers. My legal issue was a yes/no immigration-related question which, they estimated, would require 1-2 hours of work. The firm was able to provide a solution and was able to help me resolve my concern (in 1.5 months). An associate was handling my case, but consulted with seniors at the firm to ensure their advice had the highest level of confidence. I found my experience lacking when it came to: (1) TIME: it was frustrating because the lawyer handling my case was out of office regularly to the point where "I will get back to you by the next week" became a month and a half. (2) MONEY: The hourly rates skyrocketed between when I started working with them and when they billed me. Secondly, they charge d

I was originally referred to this firm and was told they were "the best". The initial meeting was great, they take you into a corner office and lay out the plan they have for your case. But as time goes by, their help stops and they start asking you to do more stuff and you start to do more of the work for them but that bill keeps climbing. They charge an insane amount of money for a question through email. I understand they're lawyers ajdntheir education has value but I won't spend $120 to ask where they want me to send a document, that is outrageous. Any time I tried to get a follow up on a timeline or how far we had to go, I was given an indirect answer when they weren't busy ignoring me. I owe them almost $3000 and I'm now almost 4 years with them and am still not with my wife and son.

After waiting six weeks for this firm to set up a closing, we were emailed the afternoon before the closing date, with all the paperwork that needed to be notarized, scanned and returned, plus we were asked to overnight the paperwork originals, At our cost.. if we lived in a big city, which we don’t, it would’ve been a monumental task to perform in five hours. Five days later, we closed. Then it took them two days to disperse the funds via wire transfer. And I doubt it would’ve happened in two days if I hadn’t ridden them so hard via email. I would never recommend this firm, there’s only one person named Deb who does her work. She’s the only one that communicated.