Colson, Maxwell, Smith, and Grelle

Pros: The receptionist was always very kind & helpful and this office was the cheapest I found for my divorce. Cons: I felt like my lawyer Victoria Grelle was judging me when I was explaining my situation with my ex husband and I felt like I was being interrogated when she was asking irrelevant questions about my fiance. I was also promised that she would work on my case as quickly as possible due to my tight time schedule but due to her errors I had to drive there from my city to re-sign the paperwork that she had messed up on delaying the process even more.

I was lucky to habe Victoria Grelle as my lawyer for my custody battle. She was able to give me more time and equality with my son more than I ever expected. She is a great attorney and will fight for you tooth or nail. She is also not afraid to tell you if you are being reasonable or not. I will always recommend her and this company to anyone that needs to fight for their family!

After six long years of trying to settle with my ex-wife, I retained Victoria Grelle who was highly recommended as a top law firm in Livingston, TN to represent me. Victoria was able to settle my divorce case quickly in what my previous attorney’s could not do. I am very happy with the settlement and more than anything, I can put it all behind me and move on with my life. Victoria overturned a court order to give me the settlement I deserved. She is fair, highly professional and will fight to get you a fair settlement. If you need a great divorce attorney, I highly recommend Victoria Grelle from Colson, Maxwell, Smith, & Grelle.

Have used Dustin Smith on a few occasions and couldn't be more pleased. Gave great advice and looked out for my best interest. Was timely in getting things done and available to answer questions. Highly recommend

Having a special needs child myself and hearing that Dustin Smith has made remarks to my brother calling him retarded is very heart breaking to me. Professionalism and maturity go hand in hand. Humans are humans. Reguardless of what happens when two people divorce, a lawyer should not overstep his position.