Jacob Prentice Mathis is a lawyer practicing military law, domestic violence, family law and 6 other areas of law. Jacob received a degree from Murray State University in 2003, and has been licensed for 19 years. Jacob practices in Clarksville, TN.
Jacob represented me in my divorce case, he was very professional and did a great job. I was looking at a serious case of greedy soon to be ex-wife and Jacob did an excellent job exposing this fact and countless others that led to protecting my assets and my future. He is an excellent Attorney and I would recommend him to anyone! Thanks Jacob!
Was well planned out before court cases, however did not follow through on much of what discussed prior to the court case. Between cases, it was very difficult to get a hold of Mr. Mathis. The Kennedy Law Firm feels like a assembly line... just pushing people through in order to get them out as quickly as possible. Would recommend looking else where for legal assistance that involves more than Wills or the basics.
Stay away from this attorney on any child custody support $3000 fee for only a few hours of service Poor performance at hearing
Modern day political robbery that’s all you going to gain from this law firm especially if you’re African American culture or different culture I DO NOT RECOMEND . On one of the other reviews stated by another personal relates to how I feel about Mathis & his Law firm he will treat you like he’s your public defender and voluntarily remove himself with out completing tasks that where addressed from the day he was retained as attorney. The courts and their lawyers all are buddy buddies. For law firm that has their pictures posted on billboards of metro buses is very misleading. Not even after a week of Mathis voluntarily removing himself I get conflict of interest from muliple sources I am still in rear age child support I petitioned for beginning of this case… year and a half later nothing ever was done for that rearage. I can’t emphasize enough how much I communicated and payed for my communication after “spending my retainer” about my struggles just to get left hanging.
