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Lori Bell on Facebook
6 years ago
09/13/2016, 05:20 AM
First of all, I have not used this firms services, and I don't think that I ever would. I listen to talk radio every morning on my drive to work. The last two morning I have made it a point to pay attention to your commercials. The common denominator in the commercials the past two mornings has been that of "bashing" the female in divorce. For instance, yesterday morning the ad was about the woman who forged her husbands signature and opened credit cards and ran up bills, stating this was the last straw. This morning the commercial was about the alcoholic mother who caused a scene at the child's birthday party. I've yet to hear a commercial about the father who comes home late every night because he has a girlfriend on the side. Or, the father who has a spending problem, alcohol or drug problem. Why are these commercials so one sided?
ECAMC86 on Kudzu
8 years ago
07/21/2015, 18:38 PM
I highly recommend Meriwether & Tharp for anyone considering or going through a divorce. Divorce for me was emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually draining but they were there for me every step of the way and I am grateful for that. The first time I called I was able to speak with one of the attorney’s immediately and they met with me in person the next morning. I felt that they truly cared and wanted to help. They walked me through every step of the process, discussed every detail and were there any time I had questions. Along with the excellent team of attorney’s, the paralegals also exceeded my expectations with their attention to detail and customer service. They ensured that I received my fair share of the assets and had my son’s best interest in mind when negotiating the parenting plan.