Robert Allen Rosenquist

I hired Robert to guide me through my high conflict divorce case. He was the second lawyer I hired and the best decision. He came recommended to me by a family friend and I was very lucky to have him on my side. He was very professional and knowledgeable. He guided me through the process every step o...f the way (which took a year). He was extremely patient with all of my endless questions and his office personnel was always easy to speak with. He would give me The legal advice I needed but would stand behind my decisions. I will most likely be working with him again in the future if/when my case goes back to trial. I would highly recommend Robert Rosenquist!

If you need a lawyer that is going to fight for you, this ain't it. It's all about the benjamins with him and the rest of the divorce lawyers in Conroe and the Woodlands. It is like a club that everyone is helping each other make more money. I feel like my case was pre determined before i walked in ...the door. I am not going say the "C" word but that about sums it up.

It was like he was working for the other party in my divorce case. He didn't keep us informed and we ended up doing all the work for him. My temporary orders weren't done correctly, and we're very sloppy, he was rude, and hateful in emails when he's called our about not getting done what he promised.... He might've been a good attorney for someone else, but my experience was awful, and over $4,000.00 later, I'm having to have another attorney fix what he screwed up. We paid in full everything up front, and at the last minute he said he'd have to have another $5,000.00 or he wasn't doin another thing for us. He didn't give a care in the world about my child or my family at all. And I'm still waiting for his secretary, Maria, to return my phone call since June..guess she's still "in a meeting". Look elsewhere for an attorney with a backbone, he will NOT fight for you and it's all about dollar signs for this little man. Hope this review helps others before they make the mistake I did by hiring Robert Rosenquist.