Rebecca E. Byrd - a Franklin, Shelby (TN) Family and Juvenile Law Lawyer

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Franklin Family and Juvenile Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

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Family and Juvenile Law

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By Anonymous on Mar. 31, 2019
Hired Attorney 2015-2016

I hired her because I understood that she was knowledgeable in a particular subject pertaining to international laws. She was supposed to help me through a divorce and settlement case, and while I cannot go into the details of how she failed to accomplish this, I can say that I walked away from the situation feeling that she never had my interests in mind. It's so important when choosing a lawyer to make sure that you are with a legal professional who is working on your behalf, and fairly for you. Her legal fees after nearly a month of work were so high I was unable to pay them upfront after she sent me my first invoice. To add insult to this situation, she then became aggressive, and threatened me legally when I asked to be put on a payment plan. When going through a divorce, choose someone who will work with you and for you, not someone who is looking to rack up extremely high financial fees in a subject they actually know nothing about. She should also have let me know when my retainer ran out so quickly and informed me before adding another 15K to the bill. Truly it was an awful experience and this should be seen by anyone considering hiring her.

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Franklin, TN

317 Main Street
Suite 204
Franklin, TN 37064

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Phone: (615) 595-2991

Fax: 615-595-2984

Website: http://byrdhoodlaw.com

Hours: M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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