5 /5 Taylor Clark: Sometimes being a party in a Family Law case is akin to sitting in a sinking boat, thinking it couldnt get any worse, and then it begins to rain and you realize you were wrong. That has been our experience for the past 5 years. You get so used to building up hope and expectations only for that hope to be shattered, the expectations to fall short. The toll it takes is immeasurable, reaching into multiple aspects, financial, emotional and physical health, career, additional family dynamic. We found ourselves recently sitting on the edge of yet another sucker punch, when the winds of change finally starting blowing, and in walked Lisa L. Taylor. To say that this meeting was fortuitous would be an understatement. We observed Ms. Taylor in her dealings with a separate case and were immediately struck by her directness, her moral sense, her drive, her candor. She was passionate about her clients cause and was not bending to the absurdity that can come from high tensions between ex partners. She was by the book, citing specific laws and asking for clarification if necessary to highlight her point. Her knowledge and her manner are unrivaled to any attorney weve seen to date, not only here in Texas but in multiple other states as well. We were so taken aback by her obvious skill that we immediately (or rather, as soon as was appropriate per her position in the courthouse that day) asked for her contact information so that we would be able the consult our case with her. Tomorrow it will be one week since we met and we already have a solid foundation built with a strong sense of confidence tying it all together. I can safely say that I believe she will finally be the voice weve been looking for and whether or not we get all that were hoping for, we will end up better off than what we were going in, POST two other attorneys. Ms. Taylor will work hard for you, she will devote her experience to you and she will fight for you, all while being a close ally and friend, and THAT is what you need in a Family Law Attorney. If I could do any part of my life over, it would be to go back five years and call her first.
