Reviews
4.9 stars · 218 clients.
The pattern below: invoices that match engagement letters, partners who call back, and — more than once — advice not to spend money on us.
Ratings summary and individual reviews
218 VERIFIED REVIEWS
Reviews come from concluded matters across Tarrant County. We publish the four-star ones too — a firm showing only five stars is curating its record, and you'd never accept that from opposing counsel.
"Three firms quoted 'it depends' for my mother's probate. Ostrander quoted $3,400 flat in the engagement letter, and the final invoice read $3,400. The roadmap from the first meeting is still on my fridge."
"Vale talked me OUT of suing. Showed me the budget, the odds, and what a demand letter might do instead. Letter cost $1,100; dispute settled in three weeks. Who does that?"
"Divorce with kids and I was terrified of the billing horror stories. Monthly accounting arrived like clockwork, under budget twice, and Ostrander told me plainly which fights weren't worth having. Grateful is the word."
"Asked the website at 11pm what a two-partner LLC costs. Real number, consult Thursday, engagement letter in hand walking out. The invoice matched to the penny."
"The estate plan itself was flawless and flat-fee as promised. Four stars only because evening slots book out two weeks ahead — book early if you work days."
"I was served on a Tuesday and panicking. Said 'deadline' on the phone like the website told me — a partner called back within the hour with the answer-date math already done."
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Then book the consultation. Both happen before you ever wait in a lobby — and the $150 is credited when you engage.