Chad R Eubanks

My friend referred me to Chad Eubanks for my divorce. He did her divorce and she spoke highly of him. I was losing sleep and could not work with the stress. My (now) ex-wife wanted half of my two businesses I started years before we were married or I knew her. She also wanted me to see our two ki...ds 4 days a month when I spent more time with them than her during most of our marriage. Chad put me at ease he would not let that happen. We went to court several times and he was the most articulate and prepared attorney in the court room. I got my both my businesses, and our children spend half their time with me. Could not have asked for better representation.

I had a very challenging divorce that ended up at trial, and Chad was there for me every step of the way. I had the opportunity to sit in court on many occasions and got to see first-hand Chad's talent tower over the other attorneys I saw in action. Chad and his firm were extremely efficient in mov...ing my case along, while leaving no stone unturned when it came to uncovering the salient details that helped secure a very favorable final judgment. What Chad and his team accomplished brought closure to a very difficult situation and healing to my entire family. Chad receives my strongest endorsement as an attorney who will tenaciously represent his clients' interests with compassion and integrity.

I hired him on a referral. I should have trusted my gut as he minimized the situation and lacked empathy from the beginning. Chad was very slow to respond to inquiries, sometimes even days. When I would ask for a call back I would get an email instead. He referred to my ex wife as my ex husband and ...blamed his front desk for that mistake. He would blame me for delays saying my paperwork wasn't detailed enough only weeks later instead of giving that feedback in a timely and specific manner so that I could fix the mistake. Just in general the care and work ethic were unimpressive and there was never a clear strategy proposed for my apparently "straight forward" case. I learned the hard lesson here to never go with an attorney based on cost or what you think you can afford. I learned that what I truly could not afford was a mediocre attorney. I have now hired a confident and sharp attorney based on Avvo ratings and reviews and not on referral. I was recently asked for a referral and told my friend to base who they hire on reviews, ratings, and cost absolutely last. My new attorney was twice the retainer and much more hourly. She doesn't waste my time and she has my back. Her communication is efficient and she is very action oriented, unlike Chad.

My experience of Mr. Eubanks is not how he is described on the Goldberg Jones Web site. He was not tenacious on my behalf and let my ex wife's attorney drive the divorce settlement, choose the mediator, and dictate the terms. As a result, I lost my home, equitable access to my children, my retireme...nt, my savings, my ability to support myself without amassing huge debt for the first time in my life and my dignity. Even when I presented Mr. Eubanks with volumes of e-mails, texts and voice mails from my estranged spouse that were abusive, foul-mouthed and clearly showing motive to alienate me from my children, he did nothing. He was very prompt about billing me, that's the only tenacity I witnessed. I was very vulnerable during my divorce and I recall Mr. Eubanks joking jovially with the mediator about how I would be living in a cardboard box for several years because I was left with virtually nothing and no capacity to pay for a place to live, bills, spousal and child support based on my salary. This was all hilarious apparently. It is so vital that a person is well represented while getting divorced because the impact on the rest of your life is huge. Be very careful who you hire to be your attorney and for your sake, I hope it isn't Mr. Eubanks.