Georgia Barker

I just wanted to say, thank you! You really had my back in court and you did a really great job! Thank you so much! You argued a pretty great and persuasive case. You said all the facts and you just did an amazing job! Seriously, I can't thank you enough! Thank you so so much! I really appreciate everything you did and are doing for me!

Georgia took her time talk to me and made me feel comfortable about using her. She did an extremely good job at getting the full custody of both of my boys!! I would recommend her to anybody

Georgia helped me out of a bind on Criminal DWI charges. She got it lowered to a lessor charge and was always very communicative and receptive of my concerns. She's great in court and has a very professional demeanor. I would definitely recommend her, as her rates are reasonable and she really has the experience.

Mrs. Barker was very thorough and efficient with my case. Any issues I had I was able to get a quick response from her. I would recommend her

I hired Georgia Barker for help through a dark and unsettling time, by no means did she coddle me or say it would be alright when she knew it was one of the hardest things to do, dissolve a union of two people and the kindness that she showed and the hard work that she has done for me during this time makes me want to believe that through hard work and determination anything is possible to get through and I hope that even in times like these if anyone needs this type of help please do not hesitate to call her.

Georgia Baker is a solid attorney, I am happy to say I am one of her clients. She brings a unique skill set to add to her already extensive expertise. Her knowledge and experience have been invaluable to me and my situation. Professional while concerned and caring have been the way I was treated. She has walked me step by step through the most difficult time of my life. More than what you would expect from a law firm. I not only highly recommend Georgia, I consider her a lawyer with integrity and a sense of values that I respect. This is the lady you want in your corner, fighting for you. She did it for me.

I hired Georgia for my SACPR case and I was extremely impressed with her representation. Georgia is very professional and worked very hard to settle my case quickly. We began my case in the middle of August and it was final by October 20th. Georgia is very straight forward and is very honest about what can and can't be achieved. She doesn't sugar coat anything, and will not waste her time on things that cannot be accomplished. Georgia is also very straight forward about what she charges for and will send you an email invoice for EXACTLY everything she has done each week (you want this!) She also refunded me what was left over in my trust fund account at the end of my case. What I was impressed with the most was the fact that Georgia did not promote fighting between my son's father and I. She always suggested that we stay calm, play nice, and work things out peacefully. Most lawyers want you to push and fight with the other party so they can drag out your case and make more money! Georgia understands that this is not healthy for your children and really looks out for their best interest.

Georgia is very experienced in family law and because of her experience she definitely ease any of my tension on the case and made it more simple. She is one of the few that knows the Houston's court system in crowded lawyers community. She was very patient, professional and understanding thorough out my divorce case. She followed up with any concerns or questions I had in real time... She explained the charges and costs to me before the case begin. She was very honest and realistic and doesn't sugar coat anything:) She was very knowledgeable of the laws concerning my case. If she is not sure of the law she will try to find out within a hours period. It was pleasure working with her in my divorce matter. Thanks Georgia!

If you need a family law attorney stay far away from this one. I hired her to help me with a simple divorce with no children. Her low hourly rate is attractive but I was way better off replacing her with a more expensive, more organized attorney that got the job done in 2 weeks versus the 10 months I was represented by this office. I received other clients' documents multiple times, she never knew if I was the petitioner or respondent, never felt she was in my corner and everything was done at a snail's pace that ultimately cost me money. We attended mediation together 6 months after I filed for divorce and after two hours I realized the other side did not even have their signed inventory and we should have never showed up. I asked the mediator to stop the mediation for the other side to provide their documents and it was granted. Without a full picture of the community estate, we could not have made a deal that all parties could sign that day even if we wanted to. That was a cost to me of about $800.00 & was a complete waste of time and money. The trial date was 4 months later and still did not have a complete inventory from the respondent. I received a notice of trial date in the mail from the court with no zoom link information, only the street address to the family court. The day before the trial I emailed her and asked if we were GOING to trial since we were not even close to being prepared and her answer was yes we will APPEAR and ask for a reset in order to have more time to meditate. Great, so since we are only asking for a reset do I need to ATTEND? She answered yes, please. So, I drove to downtown Houston in rush hour traffic, pay twenty bucks to park, and then walked 2 blocks in 32-degree weather to the courthouse, take off my shoes, had my purse searched, and finally made it to the courtroom and no one was there but me the judge and the bailiff. I sat down and waited for the docket to be called and when my name was called I could hear Georgia through the judge's computer answer for me. Everyone was on Zoom but me. She never sent me the zoom link despite my inquiry the day before if we were GOING to court and being told we would APPEAR and I needed to ATTEND. I am thick-skinned but this lady was super rude to me. On one occasion and while I was waiting for her in the office, I sat some papers out in front of me to discuss with her, and when she came into the conference room, instead of sitting at the opposite end of the table from me she made me gather all my papers and move to the other end of the table. She said "I know you just laid all that out but do you mind moving to the other end of the table, I don't want to sit too close to you because of Covid" Really, that's how you treat your clients? There were at least 5 other chairs available however she felt it was best to ask me to move. She also spoke to me in a very demeaning manner throughout the long 10 months and was very rude. I was very happy with the outcome of my case after hiring another attorney that ran their office way more efficiently, has an awesome paralegal and I always felt they were in my corner. In 2 weeks' time, the attorney I replaced her with finally got the signed inventory from the respondent, gathered all the needed documents, and prepared a proposed property settlement that was 50/50. In the end, I was able to make a deal at mediation with my new attorney because we were prepared for mediation ahead of time and made sure the respondent was as well before attending mediation. Do yourself and your pocketbook a favor and research other attorneys that are more organized, nicer to their clients & more efficient before hiring this one.

I wish I could rate this law office with zero stars. If you find yourself needing a family law attorney stay far away from this one. I hired her to help me with a divorce. Georgia's low hourly rate is attractive but I was way better off replacing her with a more expensive, more organized attorney that got the job done in 2 weeks versus the 10 months I was represented by this office. I received other clients' documents multiple times in my email from their office. she never knew if I was the petitioner or respondent, never felt she was in my corner and everything was done at a snail's pace that ultimately cost me money. We attended mediation together 6 months after I filed for divorce and after two hours I realized the other side did not even have their signed inventory and we should have never showed up. So I asked the mediator to stop the mediation in order for the other side to provide their documents and it was granted. Without a full picture of the community estate, we could not have made a deal that all parties could sign that day even if we wanted to. That was a cost to me of about $800.00 and was a complete waste of time and money. The trial date was 4 months later and still did not have a complete inventory from the respondent. I received a notice of trial date in the mail from the court with no zoom link information, only the street address to the family court. The day before the trial I emailed her and asked if we were GOING to trial since we were not even close to being prepared and her answer was yes we will APPEAR and ask for a reset in order to have more time to meditate. Great, so since we are only asking for a reset do I need to ATTEND? She answered yes, please. So, I drove to downtown Houston in rush hour traffic, pay twenty bucks to park, and then walked 2 blocks in 32-degree weather to the court house, take off my shoes, had my purse searched, and finally made it to the courtroom and no one was there but me the judge and the bailiff. I sat down and waited for the docket to be called and when my name was called I could hear Georgia through the judge's computer answer for me. Everyone was on Zoom but me. She never sent me the zoom link despite my inquiry the day before if we were GOING to court, and being told we would APPEAR and I needed to ATTEND. I am thick-skinned but this lady was super rude to me. I went to her office on one occasion and while I was waiting for her I pulled out some papers, sat them all out in front of me to discuss with her, and when she came into the conference room, instead of sitting at the opposite end of the table from me she made me gather all my papers and move to the other end of the table. She said "I know you just laid all that out but do you mind moving to the other end of the table, I don't want to sit too close to you because of Covid" Really, that's how you treat your clients? There were at least 5 other chairs available however she felt it was best to ask me to move. She also spoke to me in a very demeaning manner throughout the long 10 months and was very very rude. I was very happy with the outcome of my case after hiring another attorney that ran their office way more efficiently, had an awesome paralegal and I always felt they were in my corner. This was a divorce with no children and should have not been drug out as she did. In two weeks' time, the attorney I replaced her with finally got the signed inventory from the respondent and had gathered all the needed documents and prepared a proposed property settlement that was 50/50. In the end, I was able to make a deal at mediation with my new attorney because we were prepared for mediation ahead of time and made sure the respondent was as well before attending mediation. If you are not prepared for mediation YOU WILL LOSE OUT and you are wasting time and money. Do yourself and your pocketbook a favor and research other attorneys that are more organized, nicer to their clients, and more efficient before hiring this one.