Foxx Law, L.L.C.

I would leave zero stars if I could. We paid Ms. Foxx $2,000 to represent my boyfriend in a guardianship case involving his mother, who has vascular dementia. I was her primary caregiver for six years and was actively involved in her daily care, medical appointments, and overall well-being. A doctor had recommended that she receive 24/7 care and not live alone. Because of her dementia, she would repeatedly change her mind about whether to consent to the guardianship or contest it in court. This was already an incredibly emotional and stressful situation, and we needed an attorney who would provide clear guidance and reliable communication. Unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing. Phone calls were not returned, and we were often left without the answers or updates we needed during a critical time. His mother had a court-appointed attorney. During a conversation that I personally heard on speakerphone, Ms. Foxx stated that she was close or good friends with the other attorneys involved in the matter. When his mother again changed her mind about signing the guardianship paperwork after speaking with her attorney, my boyfriend became frustrated. He questioned whether the relationship between the attorneys could present a conflict of interest and stated that he was considering filing an ethics complaint against his mother’s attorney—not against Ms. Foxx. Rather than clarifying the misunderstanding or allowing him an opportunity to explain, Ms. Foxx informed him that she was no longer comfortable representing him and withdrew from the case. This left him without legal representation during a critical stage of the guardianship process. Of the $2,000 paid, only $1,000 was refunded. I understand that attorneys have the right to withdraw from representation when appropriate. However, guardianship cases involving dementia are extremely emotional and stressful. Clients may become frustrated, ask difficult questions, or raise concerns. I would have expected an attorney handling such a sensitive matter to communicate clearly and make an effort to resolve a misunderstanding before ending the attorney-client relationship. Based on my firsthand experience, the lack of communication, unanswered phone calls, sudden withdrawal from representation, and being left without an attorney at a critical time while only half of the $2,000 payment was refunded added unnecessary stress to an already devastating situation. This review reflects my own firsthand experience, observations, and opinions. Based on that experience, I cannot recommend Ms. Foxx.

I would leave a zero if I could. My ex is in a guardianship case with his mother. We paid her 2000.00 to represent him. His mother has vascular dementia and it has been recommended by a doctor that she have 24/7 care and not live alone. Because of her dementia, she keeps changing her mind on whether to sign over guardianship to her son or to fight in court. She has a state appointed attorney, who Jessica told Chris she was close/ good friends with. He's manipulating her into not signing and her son feels that he might need to make an ethics complaint against that attorney due to her dementia. When he emailed Jessica back after her voicemail letting her know that his mother would not sign again per her attorney, he was frustrated to say the least. He told her that he was going to file an ethics complaint because of what the attorney was doing and since she stated to him that were close/good friends wasn't this a conflict of interest? The ethics complaint was going to be filed against the other attorney not her. Instead of being a professional attorney, she told him I no longer feel comfortable representing you, I'm dropping this case. Ok that's her right but she's only giving him 1000.00 of his money back which is just foul. As an attorney and especially a family attorney, Ms. Foxx should understand that sometimes people get frustrated and she clearly took what he said the wrong way. Instead of admitting she took it wrong and letting him apologize for getting frustrated she said I'm no longer comfortable representing you. But you are comfortable enough to keep half of the money while dropping a client for no reason. I would never recommend this attorney to anyone