The Law Office of Nathan C. Cace, P.C. - San Antonio, TX
Lawyers in San Antonio, TX
11503 Jones Maltsberger Suite 1201 San Antonio, TX 78216
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Customer Reviews for The Law Office of Nathan C. Cace, P.C.
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Hired Law firm 2024-2025I am compelled to write this review in the hopes that potential clients are swayed from using Nathan Cace. I hired Mr. Cace for an eviction suit and had to pay a flat rate in full, in advance. Initially communication was okay and the suit was allegedly filed and in motion; as Mr. Cace said in an email, “Full Speed Ahead”. Shortly after he said the petition was filed and an eviction notice served, he went MIA and stopped responding to all calls, texts and emails. To add insult to injury, I learned that nothing had been filed as he said. After exhausting all regional precincts and courts I was left with nothing filed, nothing served, not even a case number. I was also left with a sizeable monetary loss and lost several key months I had been counting on to evict the present squatters and get the property on the market; this further contributed to a still climbing financial loss. Under NO circumstances would I recommend hiring Nathan Cace for your legal matters. You will lose your money and valuable time. DO NOT TRUST HIS WORD, he delivered any number of empty promises, lied outright and then withdrew communication at the most critical time.
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