Stacey Lynn Butler

Stacey Butler

Thank you for your review Ms. Walker. As with any business, be it black owned or not, there are policies and procedures that are followed. You did call and leave a voicemail at 8:01am on 9/14/20. You did say you were referred to Ms. Butler. I responded between 9-10am first by text message introducing myself and advising you that Stacey was out of the office but I would be happy to assist you. I also advised that we were tied up with court hearings but I would call as soon as possible. I called you as promised and left you a voicemail. You did call back and repeated that you were referred to Stacey. I again advised that she was unavailable, and again offered to help. Instead of accepting my help, you wanted to know when she would be in. I advised that due to c19, she would not be as we all worked remotely, but that again I could help. I tried to inform you that once we figured out why you were calling, and if bankruptcy could help, we would be happy to get you to Stacey. For most people, filing a bankruptcy is very stressful so I understand that some may be a bit high strung and a bit irritable. That is understandable. However, there is a process in this business as there are processes in anyone's place of business that need to be followed. Here, potential clients call and they get screened (referral or not) to see if their situation can be resolved with a bankruptcy or not. Once that is determined (and due to c19), documents are then sent in by the potential client, then we set up an appointment and at that time, that potential client will speak to either their preferred referral attorney or one randomly assigned. Either way, no non-client calls in and consults directly with an attorney. Similar policies exist in every business as it has in our business since inception. There is a reason why we have 19 5 star ratings here and A+ ratings on other sites. Alas, as much as we try, we realize that we cannot please everyone, but we will continue to strive to do so.