Bryant Ashley Scriven

He took my money over the phone, said he eould keep me informed about sone traffic tickets i got. He guaranteed me 99% he would have them reomved. Figured out when cout date came. He didnt go nd had it rescheduled. Three months later he went to my court. Nd didnt even get atleast one of my two ticket...s removed. I thought that was B.S. i kept caLling him nd calling nd never no answer! The ladys who answered would say he was never there. .. at the end he made one of the ladys at his office call me to tell me how much i owed the court. And i tried calling and calling after that. Till this day havt recieved no phone call of his. So got no other choice but to pay the court.. eould not reccommemd him at all to anyone. He's no good,lier ,unprofessional, and never will answer your calls if he cant do nothing for you, he'll just take your money!

I was soooo scared I was arrested the first time ever in my lie for possession, I was in college maybe about to loose my scholarship, strict parents who were very disappointed, and my job that was going to fire me with this on my background. Bryant reassured me throughout the enetire traumatic experi...ence, he was patient, and knowledgeable. everything worked out, needless to say i hope i never need him agin for any charges even close tot his, but i would refer him to anyone =o)

I received a DUI in 2/2006 and a mutual friend recommended Bryant Scrivens to me. After discussing the incident, he advised me that some time ago he had worked, I think for the prosecuting attorneys office and he would talk to someone to find out what information can be obtained to help my case. Movi...ng on, it took numerous phone calls and messages to finally get him to order and review my sobriety test on tape. Just prior to the pretrial, I was asked if I were going to plead guilty or not (some thing we had discussed prior to the pretrial). I responded what was the outcome of the conversation with the prosecuting attorney, his response, he was going to talk to them now. It was obvious that he didn’t talk to anyone prior to that day because he then advised me that they were going ahead with the prosecution. Then when the prosecuting attorney was reading the report, there were a few things mentioned that weren’t accurate and when I questioned Mr. Scrivens, he asked me what I wanted to do, I responded I didn’t know he needed to tell me because he was my attorney. I pleaded guilty because I felt I had no other choice. At the end of the pretrial, he shook my hand and said sorry there was nothing he could do and walked away. I stood there dumb founded. Afterwards my friend, who recommended him, told me that he (Bryant Scrivens) never even showed up to his pretrial hearing.