Bagwell Tjay M 603 West Main Street, Walhalla, SC 29691

"Knowledgeable and friendly."

"Very nice and helpful receptionist. Work was done very quickly and professional. Will use the firm again."

"The firm has moved from the 314 East main Address given here to a house located at 603 West Main. Hopefully they will get this changed online. We will be closing a home sale with them in a few weeks . They seem accommodating knowledgable, etc. Can post a review after closing."

"This guy T Jay seemed to understand more about the law than anybody we talked to about our case. He doesn't like speculation in court from plaintiff party's and he can take one look at you and realized if your good or not. Although he worked for us for a little while we think he is leaning a little more to people that has paid up front for services. I mean if we paid a thousand dollars for a retainer fee he would probably take it even if he would lose the case. Again he knows the law and before he can recommend say for example termination of parental rights he has to have some evidence other than mindless contradictions based on what other people think. There had to be some kind of harm done to the child beyond reasonable doubt or the parents have to agree to sign there rights over. Which I'm sure that's not going to occur either. Like we said within the 30 minutes we've known him in the last 15 months. I really can't say what position he's in at this point in time. That goes for DSS as well. They have only known us for nearly 30 minutes in the last 15 months. But were able to take our baby. My God! We didn't even get to take the child home to see papa. Just so you know we've completed the treatment plan but DSS has never had any intention in keeping there word. We learnt that the first time they used Nichole to lie to us. One question? What gives them the right to linger around hospitals or let foster parents expect what there getting before the child's born. We didn't know people could go online to an adoption service and per order a custom child. Where is the line drawn? Defend this please!"