Brittney A. Bramlett - a Dallas, TX (TX) Custody & Visitation Lawyer

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Updated: 03/10/2026

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By Danishela L. on Mar. 28, 2025
Hired Attorney 2023-2025

The appearance of this law firm is very professional but my inside experience with Brittney Bramlett and her paralegal Brittany was very disappointing and hurtful. It started out promising and the minute I spoke up and wanted to fight in my divorce for my future life without my spouse,Brittney quit on me. She got upset with me for not settling with the minimum because she didn’t want to fight for me ,and from there my emails and requests stopped getting answers until I was ignored totally. The worst experience I could’ve ever gone through especially when I had high hopes and beliefs in what was told to me from them. My Attorneys. If you’re not rich, STUPID, or easy,, Brittney is not the attorney for u. She sure let me down!!

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Dallas, TX

4311 Oak Lawn Avenue
Suite 600
Dallas, TX 75219

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Phone: 214-416-9010

Fax: 214-416-9005

Website: https://www.duffeeandeitzen.com/

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