Mallori Teegarden is an amazing small business owner. She cares enough to meet with customers like…read moreme individually and review our policies with us! Her licensed employees are all very helpful and knowledgeable; I don't even have to speak to my agent to get the help I need! Although rates are always changing and they may not always be the cheapest, I'm confident that I am always getting the highest value out of the premium I pay to Mallori Teegarden State Farm insurance agency.

Firstly, I work in Insurance, so this is coming from someone who understands the business and how…read moreit should be run. After speaking to multiple agents in this office, we were told - by two separate people - to cancel our previous homeowners policy because we were approved through State Farm. Once cancelled, we received a redacted statement telling us our homeowners would not be enforced with State Farm (after we paid the first premium) due to us needing a new roof. Now, without homeowners and a one week deadline to find a roofer, get the estimate, and have the appointment on the books was ludacris. The office stated it was not one week, but I have the paperwork showing it. We had to call and ask for an extension, which took work. Since our homeowners was dropped by State Farm, the bank enforced a homeowners policy and broke our wallet. After multiple conversations with Leigh, who overtalked us or told us to let her finish talking, and even went as far as to say things we said were not true, we have gotten nowhere. We lost our bundle due to this error in the office, which caused the premiums to go up, but they keep telling us we received a discount for longer than we should have since we were not bundled anymore... well, we were no longer bundled because once the home approval came through, it was redacted. So where is the courtesy? We are still paying more than what we would have as a result of this office's error. Including STILL paying off the outrageous temporary homeowners the bank enforced due to this office's error in communication. There has been zero accountability in this office. The lack of honesty, execution, integrity, and respect to the consumer is unequivocal. When a sales manager tells you there is opportunity for her to coach her team because of miscommunication, yet still chooses not to do the right thing, it speaks volumes.

Was a great experience and a very nice person and also saved me a good bit of money on my insuranceread more

Christopher Martin was great! He was very patient and wrote me a quote with everything we need!…read more Highly recommend!

Great Law Firm - Great customer service... Great Results !!!…read more Highly Recommend Cox Law Group

Very professional. Very understanding. Caring group of people who explain everything and answer all…read moreyour questions. No doubt,the best place to go if you are having financial issue and are thinking about bankruptcy. Don't bother going to any other firm.

Consummate professionals truly putting the client first and not afraid to be "innovative." Helps…read moresupport local nonprofits.

I hope you don't need to visit here because you lost a loved one. I'm executor of an estate and I…read morehave lots of tasks to keep track of. When I was appointed executor, I had an information packet that had blank reports, checklists and the contact information for the commissioner. The assistant was great about answering questions before my appointment at the office. I made a list of questions to ask. It was an informative meeting. I felt prepared for my next report. Tips for newbies like me who felt overwhelmed: 1. Make a list of questions, even if they seem silly. Ask everything. Your question might clarify something for you. 2. You have the phone number on your information packet when you get appointed. Call with questions before your appointment. 3. If you are clearing out an estate, take pictures & notes. Your first report is inventory. 4. If you aren't sure if an item is covered, keep the receipt anyway. You never know. 5. The first report is easy. You can actually accomplish it during your first meeting. The next report is due a year later. 6. Brace yourself for the filing fee. The office building was a two story brick house. It is across the street from the Methodist church and very close to the courthouse.