Lanny D. Ray, Attorney at Law

Mr. Ray represented me in a divorce and right up front was willing to share his personal story and a book he recommended to encourage me about what I had been through. He really showed he cared. He helped protect my businesses and employees and my daughter. He is a bulldog in court to get things done. Ask him to tell you about General Norman Schwarzkopf.

If you’re looking for an absolute BEAST of an attorney, hire this guy. I am finally over an almost 2 year custody battle with my EX and I couldn’t have been more happy with how things went. Lanny Ray took the time to make sure he did the absolute best job and that’s what he did. He helped keep me calm and reassured all through the process. He is very straight up and isn’t going to sell you false promises. I owe so much to him and am so grateful for everything that he, Autumn and Crystal did for my family and I.

Mr. Ray is professional and very knowledgeable about family and civil law. He handled our case concerning our daughter in relation to her biological father. He helped navigate the legal system and uphold the law concerning her/our rights. Ultimately his efforts led to the culmination of me being able to adopt my daughter and put her difficult past behind her. We are forever grateful to Lanny Ray and his expertise.

Extremely rude and unprofessional. I sent them an email on behave of my mother to inquire about scheduling a consultation and received an email back that was most likely meant for the office staff saying “ghost her”. If you are not able to take on new clients or simply don’t want to there are far better ways to conduct yourself. And in the future be mindful when clicking “reply all”.

Update: Opposing party? I didn't even know that my step father hired you until this response and I just called him to verify. But not y'all disclosing who your client is on the internet. What happened to attorney-client privilege? Furthermore, my review is based solely on the response that was received, it was rude and unprofessional and that is my whole issue. I have previously provided a screenshot. Not being able to consult my mother is one thing, emailing "ghost her" is another. This office could have simply stated: "We are sorry but we cannot assist you at this time". And your website does not require a phone number it is left as optional, it does require an email though and when given an option I prefer to communicate via email hence only providing the email address.