Montere R. Wuensche - a Tomball, Texas (TX) Estate Planning Lawyer

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Updated: 08/25/2011

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By Eric S. on Jun. 26, 2026

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I DO NOT RECOMMEND HIRING MONTY. I was referred to him by someone that was using him for their case. I hired him to help me get my daughter back. Even with PLENTY of evidence against her mom he couldn’t and wouldn’t do anything except ask me for more money. I paid him over 15,000, and he still wanted more even after he lost my case. He charged me for every little thing, even phone calls that he made to me. I wouldn’t recommend him to anyone! Find a different lawyer!

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Tomball, TX

P.O. Box 886
Tomball, TX 77377

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Phone Number: (281) 374-0759

Fax Number: (281) 374-0596

Website: http://wuenschelaw.com

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Montere R. Wuensche - Tomball, TX