About the Attorney

Jenkins & Young, P.C. is a reputable law firm based in Lubbock, Texas, specializing in debt, civil, estate, and personal injury representation. With a team of experienced attorneys, including Jenkins and Young themselves, the firm prides itself on providing top-notch legal services to clients facing a variety of legal challenges. Whether you are dealing with overwhelming debt, a complex civil dispute, or need assistance with estate planning, Jenkins & Young, P.C. is here to help.

The attorneys at Jenkins & Young, P.C. are dedicated to advocating for their clients and ensuring their rights are protected. With a focus on personalized attention and tailored legal strategies, they work tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcomes for those they represent. Whether you are facing a difficult legal situation or need guidance on estate planning matters, Jenkins & Young, P.C. is the law firm you can trust to provide expert representation and guidance. Contact them today to schedule a consultation and take the first step towards resolving your legal issues.

Practice Areas

Estate planning attorney Personal injury attorney

Client Reviews

Bere Mendoza

6/05/2026

Brittney Garza who states to be a “manger” is extremely rude. If I could give this place ZERO starts, I would. You can tell she’s a miserable person.

Matthew c

4/27/2026

Very stressful and upsetting experience. This firm is involved in post-judgment debt collection and receiver paperwork against me despite the fact that I am unemployed, disabled, have no meaningful assets, and not even a bank account available to garnish.

In my experience, the process has felt aggressive, intimidating, and deeply damaging to my mental health. I have struggled with severe depression, and receiving continued collection paperwork over a judgment I have no realistic ability to satisfy has made an already difficult situation feel even more overwhelming.

I understand attorneys represent creditors, but there should still be some level of humanity when dealing with people who are already financially and mentally struggling. Continuing to pursue someone with no meaningful assets or income feels less like resolution and more like pressure for the sake of pressure.

I’m not sure what the end goal is here — to collect money that does not exist, or to pressure someone with no assets and no income toward bankruptcy exacerbating my already debilitating outlook on life. Either way, the process feels aggressive, intimidating, and completely disconnected from reality. Truly wonderful individuals doing the Lord’s work and earning their place in the afterlife.

If you are contacted by this firm, verify everything directly with the court, get copies of signed orders, keep communication in writing, and learn your exemption rights before responding.