Frank X. Moore Law - Blue Ridge, GA
Real Estate Litigation Lawyers in Blue Ridge, GA
730 E 2d Street Suite 106 Blue Ridge, GA 30513
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40
Years
Experience
Blue Ridge Real Estate Litigation Law Firm
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Real Estate Litigation
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Frank X. Moore Law
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Hired Law firm 2008-2010Frank is the most evil human being I have ever met I wouldn’t recommend Frank to anyone unless you want to get screwed! He really is a pos
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Hired Law firm 2021I would give less than 1 star. The public needs to be informed of Mr. Moore's poor practices.
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Consulted Law firm 2016-2019This "man" who claims to be capable of practicing law, uses threats including abusive and ongoing TEXTS for years! He requested gift cards and vehicles for payment to his form from a client and represented the opposing side at the same time! His after hour TEXTS about his family or whatever his boredom encourages him to engage in, continue even as the former client fights stage 4 cancer! The only person I would recommend this man to is the bar association to have his ability to be in any legal position REMOVED! Moore--I have you on my radar as I watch my family carefully! GET A LIFE!
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Hired Law firm 2017-2018If there was less than one star as an option, it would be marked. This "man" has hurt so many. Frank Moore should not be trusted for ANY business! Snake!
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