Vaughn & Clements, P.C.

"Jesse was very truthful about the matter I called him about. One can’t but respect the truth."

"He stole $2,500 from me. So, I paid him the $2,500 retainer for a very simple visitation rights case. The mother was willing to work with us and not prolong the process. The first and only court date for paternity he showed up late and I had to stand in front of the judge alone. Then, after the judge told me and the mother to come up with a plan and have Mr. Clements submit it, Mr. Clements NEVER again contacted me. I called and I emailed over and over. My wife even drove 6 hours to show up at his office where he apologized and promised to finish the case. Nope. Nothing. It's been almost two years now. I hope Mr. Clements enjoys this malpractice lawsuit against my JAG attorney. Seek legal representation elsewhere."

"Jeff Clements did a great job on my divorce and now he is helping me with some personal issues, love him! He has and is doing a beautiful job! Will use him again in the future if I need an attorney! Thanks Jeff for helping me!"

"Held on to all my medical records and personal notes for over 6 months and NEVER would commit to taking my malpractice case. Wasted a lot of valuable time since malpractice suits have a deadline for filing. Medical records and personal info was missing when I picked up my paperwork to go to a different lawyer. Nearly 2 months later, Vaughn still can't find my records. My advice is to keep looking if your looking for a competent attorney that will do their job."

"The best thing I can say is that it was finally completed. The process should have take 30 days and it was dragged out longer than 4 months. I can only assume that this was done in order to double charge me as I finally received an invoice for double what I was quoted. I would have to send multiple requests for updates before receiving a call back or a response. Jeff kept pushing for in person meetings and yet would be late and unprepared when I showed up. I had multiple meetings where I had to remind him what we talked about the last time and what he was supposed to have completed. There was multiple typos and issues with the first set of filings even when I provided the exact language and content. I should have taken it as a sign to go elsewhere when I had to come in for a second visit after it was clear he hadn't read any of the documentation that I had provided before the first meeting."