Bradley James Bakula is a lawyer practicing family law, domestic relations, personal injury and 7 other areas of law. Bradley received a B.S.B. degree from University of Kansas in 1982, and has been licensed for 41 years. Bradley practices at Bradley J. Bakula in St. Louis, MO.
He is fair and honest.
With a divorce looming I was in a scary and unknown chapter of my life. Mr. Bakula, was able to really help me figure out what was going on. Over the phone with the consultation he was very forthcoming with any information I asked of him. He even was quite receptive when I took a week to deliberate on whether or not I would hire him. When I was ready I called him, he seemed excited to take my divorce case and when we spoke I felt he had my best interests in mind the whole time.
Mr. Bakula is a poor communicator and does not present well in my interactions with him. There were multiple communication errors sent in electronic messaging format that his secretary needed to correct. He was untimely when we scheduled an appointment. I would not recommend this attorney.
8011 Clayton Rd., 3rd Fl.St. Louis, MO 63117U.S.A.
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