Taylor Dunlop Granneman - St. Louis (Clayton), MO
Attorney at Dunlop, McCarter & Granneman
Family Law Lawyers in St. Louis (Clayton), MO
7905 Forsyth Boulevard St. Louis (Clayton), MO 63105 - 3808
St. Louis (Clayton) Family Law Lawyer
Updated: 03/10/2026
Areas of Practice
- Family Law
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Customer Reviews for Taylor Dunlop Granneman
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Consulted Attorney 2016I had the unfortunate experience of this person being assigned to my case as a GAL. My deceased from a heroin overdose X wife's mother sued for visitation under grandparent's rights. After explaining to her the numerous reasons why all I wanted to be present during visitation with my three little boys, not the least of which was telling my young sons that there Daddy didn't give there Mommy enough money and that was why she was a drug addict and died. The first thing she did was ask if it would be Ok if the kids met with them without me, under her supervision. It as if everything I have just spent the last 30 min telling her and showing her was disregarded not to mention I JUST MET HER. Imediatly I questioned her competence. X inlaws were paying her GAL fees. So long story short every other month I have to let someone I have every reason to distrust have custody of my children without my supervision. In these cases, the GAL is the deciding factor. Her grandfather and father were lawyers in Clayton, but I'm sure that has nothing to do with why someone with so little life experience and far less legal experience is even allowed to be a GAL. I looked up other GAL and all have much more experience than her. If Taylor is assigned to your case stronly suggest petitioning for any other, you definitely don't want this person deciding whats best for anything in your life especialy the most precious things.
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7905 Forsyth Boulevard
St. Louis (Clayton), MO 63105 - 3808
Phone: 314-726-5363
Fax: 314-721-6485
Website: http://www.7905forsyth.com
Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and by appointment
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