Briar Wilcox Law Firm, PLLC

Since I picked up my court papers from this office location I was asked to review this office by Google. I also have almost 3 Million views on Google for reviews.

I'll just write about my own experience with her from the stand since she was not my attorney.

At first I was nervous. Then someone reminded me of something amazing, and it helped me all the way though my time on the stand. Prayer is powerful and God is good!!

I took a deep breathe, slowed down, and answered each thing she asked. If I didn't understand I would ask her to repeat it , or explain it. She was kind and did that for me.
At that point, Briar wasn't as intimidating as I expected. The hype of going against her was a bit of a joke honestly. I thought she would be this extremely business like professional. She came in looking like the girl on legally blonde with all the pink, and wearing clothes that seemed to be about 2 sizes too big. In his gallery, some people couldn't help but laugh. I was entertained all day to say the least. She did not seem well organized as she kept skipping around on questions. My ADHD was like a bouncy ball trying to keep up with her questions. Some were even repetitive. At one point, I had a staring contest with someone from his gallery that was trying to intimidate me. I had to ask her to repeat the question. 😂
Again, she did.

The judge was patient and very kind with all involved. It was a very long day.

Now let's get to the deeper issue(s) I had with Briar.

In court,
Briar brought up the fact I advocate heavily, and with passion, for kids with special needs in schools as a problem. She brought up my speaking to the school board as "yelling". What she was referring to is on video, but she didnt play that part. She only mentioned the video to the judge to make me look bad. On the video, which she didn't mention this part to the judge, I had called out Robyn Cramner from CISD for laughing about a students suicide attempt.

I have two issues with this-

One, why would Briar not want someone to stand up for a minor child in crisis who couldn't do it themselves? A child who was on a 504, multiple diagnostic issues, and needed someone to stand up for their advocacy. I find that odd that a friend of the courts wouldn't want that for kids.

Two, that video being used at any point of questioning should have been disclosed in the discovery phase, but was not to my knowledge.

I will continue to use the training I received from Region 16, The Pen Project, and other places. I will continue advocacy for kids with special needs in all the public school districts of Texas as needed.

Meanwhile, I hope that one day schools and others learn to respect those who advocate for the least of these.

After all that's what the Bible commands us to do. 🩷🩷🩷

I’d like to start off by saying this review is long overdue. When I originally called in 2022, the initial consultation was about 4-6 weeks out. I was a bit worried & hesitant to wait that long, I’m glad I made the decision to wait. I could not imagine my case being handled by another attorney. Ms.Wilcox & her team work extremely hard to get things done. Not one time did we meet in person or have a phone conversation & was told, I’ll get back with you, she’s always had a game plan and straightforward answers, she’s real, doesn’t sugar coat things. Briar handled my case with professionalism and honesty. I’m thankful for the hard work she’s done along with her staff. My case was won along with the appeals that my ex husband filed. Thank you for all you have done for me and my family.

Everyone at this law firm was kind and helpful to our situation. Briar went above and beyond for us and we could not be grateful for all of their help.