Tejay Everett Ray Coon

Dodds law firm is shady and should be in prison for fraud and malpractice. I hired Dan in June of 2022 to handled my divorce. In July I ended up working with Tejay instead due to Dan having surgery. All Tejay is going to do is extend your case every 60-90 days. Dan talks a good game but once you wise... up and realize he's full of it and call him out he will tell you to find another firm if you don't like it. Tejay has better bedside manner but ultimately they just bring in clients milk them for everything they can and do absolutely nothing. My ex didn't have a lawyer to begin with and they knew that yet never tried to contact her for documents or anything literally did nothing for 10 months but charge me for updates. I was charged for things they weren't done or done correctly. I wasn't informed Tejay was officially my new lawyer until October again I hired them in June. They had another lawyer that didn't pass the AZ bar exam yet handling my case and she was useless and very expensive. It takes several emails and phones just to get them to call you back just for them to say they are on track then boom another extension. I fired them and hired another lawyer and in 5 months everything was finalized. Even when I hired the new lawyer I explained what they did without telling her who they were at first and she was able to guess it. She even said "that sounds like Tejay over at Dodds."Stay away from this firm. I hope they all end up disbarred and or in prison for what they are doing to people. Divorce is hard the lawyer you hired to help shouldn't be the main one screwing you over but they definitely will

Tejay Coon initially represented me in my divorce. Early in the divorce process my wife suggested mediation rather than going to trial. I agreed although I had little confidence we could settle due to her uncompromising nature. In preparation for mediation Tejay only minimally defined Arizona communi...ty property law to me (I had a complete misconception), did not explain in the least how the mediation process was supposed to work, and laid out absolutely NO strategy only saying that "we will react to their offers." The mediation session turned out as expected with the aggressive opposing counsel’s arguments perceived (through the mediator) to be hard hitting. My wife did not make even the feeblest attempt at negotiations; rather she took the offensive and laid out her demands such as threatening to force me sell the house which I wanted to keep. If Tejay had a better grasp of and experience litigating the law he would have explained to me she couldn’t do that. Instead, he advised and even encouraged me to take her lop-sided offer. Also, at no point did he represent me and my case by attempting to negotiate the equalizations that I was owed from her. Consequently, I felt as though I had an additional adversary, and my perception was that he was intimated by opposing counsel and perhaps even the mediator (a retired Arizona judge). Needless to say, I was disappointed in Tejay’s performance and consider him and Dodd’s Law to be arrogant, more interested in promoting themselves rather than being a proponent for their clients, and all the while charging premium rates. At the suggestion of Mr. Dodd and at a critical point in my divorce process, we mutually agreed to go our separate ways.