Connatser Family Law

Si Padre

I'm typically not the kind of person who would post a public Google review, especially for a law firm. But I just noticed how some person gave this law firm a 1-star rating along with a volatile, jumbled tirade of spewed words that were clearly meant to damage the public reputation of good people. It ought to be a crime to spam 1-star ratings like the one below. Well then. Here's my experience: An amazing team of caring individuals who make it their singular prerogative to protect you and your family, and especially your rights as a parent and human being. I never thought I'd be in this crappy situation. But I can't imagine going through this without the support and backing of these incredible people. A highly distinguished Texas family law judge (now retired) recommended I call Christine Leatherberry. (I recommend you call her as well). I can't tell you how grateful I am for her. From our very first meeting, Christine has been nothing short of a lifeboat in the middle of chaos. She has a rare and comforting balance of sincere empathy (she's a mom who \gets it\), sharp intuition (she can ead\ every situation and see every angle), and effective results (she's a damn good lawyer). Whenever I had an issue or worry: a simple phone call or quick email to Christine and her team was all it took: an immediate response, with immediate results, every single time. Even if Christine was in a meeting at the time of my call or email, I never had to wait for someone to take care of me: her team was always there for me to handle my every immediate need. It was clear that I didn't just have a single lawyer to help me: I had a whole team. The firm works together and supports each other, in order to best support me and my family. And that's worth everything to me. Highly recommended. 5/5 stars. (And it's only 5 because there's not an option for 6) Thankful and Protected. Those 2 words hit the nail on the head when it comes to how this place makes me feel. - A grateful dad

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