Walker Jay S

My brother appeared in court with his court-appointed attorney while out on a $50,000 bond. During the hearing, the judge stated that he had four days to return with a privately retained attorney or his bond would be revoked and increased to $100,000. The judge further stated that “the state is not going to pay for your freedom while you are out on bond,” despite my brother being legally entitled to a court-appointed lawyer. No bond violations were cited at the time. This interaction felt coercive and inappropriate, and it raised serious concerns about fairness and due process. I hope this conduct is reviewed.

If I could give this guy negative stars I would! I went to him seeking help in a divorce from my ex and at the time had 3 very young children and very limited income with no child support coming in. I explained my financial situation to Walker and he agreed to let me make payments to get my divorce underway. One of my kids got sick so needless to say I had to call and let Walker know I wasn't going to be able to make my payment and that I we as needing to put things on hold until I could get my child treatment and catch up with my payments. Walker responded by taking me to small claims court around Christmas time and telling me that "you don't make much money" then ended up sending a garnishment into my job after I had explaine things that led me to get evicted from my home. I AM CASTING

He has been a pitbull for my case and deserved every penny spent!!! I can enjoy my life now that he has been totally honest and understanding with me