Law Offices of Brady L. Pendleton - Stephenville (TX)

1 /5 Bailey Groves: I’ve resisted posting this review for over a year, but I can’t shake the frustration of how poorly my case was handled. After winning a small claims case, the opposing party appealed and hired an attorney. Wanting to be prepared, I hired Brady and provided him with everything—organized records, photos, and documentation that had already won once before. It was clear early on that Brady was distracted and preoccupied. I had to repeatedly follow up just to get updates as court dates were postponed again and again. When we finally appeared in court, Brady opened by telling the judge he “had places to be by noon,” which set the tone for how rushed and careless he was. He never questioned the other party. He didn’t object a single time, even when it was necessary on several occasions. Most importantly, he failed to submit even one piece of the critical evidence I had provided—evidence that was absolutely essential to my case. It was a complete flop and, in my opinion, pure negligence. In the end, I represented myself better the first time around than Brady ever did with a law degree. Save yourself the money and disappointment—don’t use Brady.

2 /5 Lindakw: I was not impressed. Every person I spoke to was very kind. The communication was lacking. I probably would not recommend this attorneys office. However every person was respectful.

1 /5 Travis Daniels: Did not fight for paternal rights. Did nothing to help me through my divorce. Was prepared to show up for mediation with absolutely zero preparation just as he had done when we went to court for temporary orders. Do not waste your money or time on a yes man that will do the same you can do for free.

5 /5 Kathy Olson: Great attorney.. easy to work with, handled my case within a timely manner. I highly recommend this office. Very pleasant to deal with and visit- thank you very much for making a bad situation better.

1 /5 Hazel Walkoviak: Doesnt really listen to his clients nor doea he stay in communication with them. Doesnt really do much in the court room either. Then as you can see, he blames the client. I have no missed phone calls nor text nor emails. I reat my case here. Never his fault for lack of duty.