Laughlin, Barker, Johnson & Jones - Topeka, KS
Full Service Lawyers in Topeka, KS
3649 SW Burlingame Rd. Topeka, KS 66611 - 2051
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45
Years
Experience
Topeka Full Service Law Firm
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Full Service
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Customer Reviews for Laughlin, Barker, Johnson & Jones
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Hired Law firm 2016As a client of Eric's, I was frustrated with his behaviors and lack of accountability. First off he had conversations with Charles Engel where he bad mouthed me to my Ex-wife and to him. That should never have happened. Worse yet, my kids were the ones that told me about his behaviors. I confronted him before a court hearing about this. In that conversation, his face turned red and I could tell he had done what my kids had told me. As a lawyer, you want someone to be on the same side of the court room. This guy is not and NEVER will be a professional lawyer. Do not hire. You were warned. To add to these complaints, I begged him to stop my ex wife from moving with my kids four hours away from Topeka to Lindsborg Kansas. My ex did this without the courts approval. His emails to him went ignored. At times, when I did into his office , he would talk over the top of me. Messages and emails to him always went ignored. This dude lacks total human skills as a person, especially with the pain and suffering of a divorce. DO NOT HIRE HIM! You could be the next person he bad mouths to opposing counsel. I was so disappointed. This dude is no fathers rights lawyer. If you want a good lawyer for Kansas check out Chris Barnds and stay clear away from this law firm/lawyer.
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