Bradley K. Williamson Law Office - Harker Heights (TX)

5 /5 Lexi Richards: Mr. Williamson and his team are exceptional when it comes to handling matters in family law. I was stressed beyond belief, but they helped ease all my worries and concern. Couldn’t recommend them enough!

5 /5 Jacob Hernandez: I cannot speak highly enough of the Bradley K. Williamson Law Office! From the moment I walked through their doors, I was met with unparalleled compassion, professionalism, and expertise in family law. Mr. Williamson and his team handled my divorce case with such care and precision that it turned what could have been an overwhelming process into a manageable and hopeful journey. Their deep knowledge of family law, especially in matters of divorce. They took the time to listen to my concerns, thoroughly explained every step. What sets this firm apart is their genuine passion for helping people navigate the emotional and legal challenges of family law matters. They fought zealously for my rights while maintaining a level of empathy that made all the difference. I wholeheartedly recommend the Bradley K. Williamson Law Office to anyone seeking a trustworthy, dedicated, and highly effective attorney. Thank you, Bradley and team, for giving me peace of mind and a brighter future!

5 /5 p whaller: I’d like to take a moment to speak on how incredibly thankful I am to Mr. Williamson and his entire team. Mr. Williamson took on my case at the end of 2023. Prior to our first meeting I was very uncertain because of the perplexity of my case, I knew that in order to get the best possible outcome I’d have to obtain an attorney whom cared about the future of my children the way I do. Mr. Williamson exceeded those expectations, no calls went unanswered, no email went unread, and every time I had any questions or a better understanding about what was going on in court (court terms) he and his team were right there to assist. Mr. Williamson is extremely knowledgeable and informative, I’d recommend him in a heartbeat.

5 /5 Paul Horna: I had my free consultation with him yesterday it was a 30 minute one so I thought I had to hurry up, but he took the time to listen to my case all the facts and what are the goods and bads of my divorce situation, very professional I felt a lot better after I left his office he understood why I need a lawyer and we went 15 minutes over our time and he said it was OK, Im a potential client and if this divorce tries to go south I will hire him, thank you Mr.Willliamson.

1 /5 asha creighton: I went into mediation with hope that it would be a fair and balanced process. Unfortunately, that was far from the reality of what transpired. My attorney and I were placed in a separate room from the opposing party and their lawyer, which is standard practice. However, for more than half of the five-hour session, the mediator spent the majority of the time with the opposing side. When he finally returned to present a counteroffer, it became immediately clear that the terms were not in the best interest of my special needs child. As he began speaking, I attempted to interject, knowing that what was being proposed was unacceptable. Instead of facilitating a discussion, as a mediator should, he insisted I let him finish, only to then overtalk me when I disagreed. His response? Calling me "unreasonable" and displaying a blatant misogynistic attitude. His demeanor was not neutral or professional—he was dismissive, rude, and aggressive. For a process meant to be about compromise and fairness, this experience was nothing short of a slap in the face. The mediator’s behavior was so appalling that he eventually had to call my lawyer to continue discussions because I no longer felt comfortable engaging with him. At times, it truly felt as though he was advocating for the opposing side rather than mediating. This experience was unacceptable, and I will be filing a formal complaint beyond this review. No one should have to endure this type of unprofessionalism, especially in sensitive matters like those involving children. I can only hope that others are spared from encountering this kind of treatment.