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Posted by anonymous | January 28, 2020
The Best! A+++
Mr. Bennett is a rare find. I reached out to him for a consultation during a very distressing time of my life. He immediately emailed me back and answered my question. We then scheduled a phone consultation. The thing that showed me how honest Mr. Bennett is, is how he told me he didn't think a p...
Posted by anonymous | January 10, 2020 | Hired Attorney
A Professional Expert in Criminal Law who has my back!
I was falsely arrested for assault. I was booked in Travis County. A family member called Kevin’s office on a Sunday at 10am. One of his staffers was advising me a couple of hours later and I was out by 2:30. Three days later all charges were dropped because it was not a justified charge. Kevin and h...
Posted by Mike | August 14, 2019 | Hired Attorney
Relieved should of called long ago.
I called kevin to see if he could help me with a case from 1985. He told me what to expect and what he thought he could do for me. He also told me right away what it would cost. His rates were reasonable and there were no additional charges. He didn’t make me feel like I was a bad person for waiting ...
Posted by anonymous | June 18, 2019
No helpful
If you want Elmore Fudd to represent you, then hire this joker. I did all the work and he was basically just a figure with a law degree to go in front of the court. I had a temp protective order case and instead of defending me, his strategy was to just go along with my ex-wife and "don't Rock the bo...
I am very sorry that you feel this way. Protective order cases are the most emotionally charged cases at the court house. In every case, I have my client draft their version of events and responses to the allegations against them. This is a lot of work for the client, but it is absolutely necessary in order to properly prepare for and defend against a protective order. I always advise clients that while the protective order is pending, to not rock the boat or harass the other party, to keep a low profile, to not communicate with the other party and to not violate the temporary protective order in any way. Any new allegations, even if false, can put the case into a tailspin and possibly lead to new criminal charges against them. This is what any good attorney will advise. I've represented four (4) different clients in protective order hearings over the past two years. The first one was dismissed after several months. The protective order in the second one was denied after a full-day hearing. The third case was dismissed after several months. The fourth and last case I handled was for this reviewer. This client agreed to a very short six month protective order, not a permanent protective order. This decision was solely theirs to make, required their agreement in open court, and was based on an agreement to re-gain visitation rights to their child and to not risk having a 2 year protective order entered, which was very likely to happen at hearing. A six month protective order is almost unheard of, as two year protective orders are routinely and almost always granted by Judges. I put forth an incredible amount of time, effort and patience into this case and was able to help the client re-gain parental and visitation rights to their child and to substantially limit the duration and terms of the protective order. Prior to hiring my office, a Judge had taken away my client’s parental rights and visitation altogether. If the client had directed me in any different way, I would have been happy (and obligated) to proceed in that manner. After a protective order case (or any case) is concluded, an attorney’s representation is also concluded. Additionally, if a former client needs assistance in a new matter that is also in a different area of area of law than I practice, I will usually refer them to at least three (3) different attorneys that practice that specific area of law and also give them the contact information for the Austin Lawyer Referral Service. This is what I did for this former client. I’m truly sorry that you are unhappy with my office. I am always willing to meet or have coffee with former clients and would be happy to meet with you to discuss your concerns, or just life in general. Either way, I wish you the best. Thank you.
Posted by anonymous | March 22, 2018 | Hired Attorney
Efficient, knowledgeable, earned our trust
Mr. Bennett was retained for two Class A misdemeanors in Travis County. Dealing with the legal system is a nightmare but he immediately helped put our minds at ease with our first consultation. Throughout our relationship with him he was always available via phone or email; if not immediately then wi...