Now, a very unusually careful clerk might have caught it based on the tone of the documents about Bristow that Van Dyke attached, but that's unlikely. This sequence of events shows that Texas attorney Jason L. Van Dyke committed fraud on a court.
Jason L. Van Dyke, Texas attorney (for now), likes threatening violence against people who make fun of him or criticize him or question him online.
A member of the Texas State Bar, apparently. Most of what Van Dyke is doing (apart from the fraud on the court and, perhaps, some of the threats) is legal. More vexatious lawsuits will be dealt with with appropriately, in court, using Texas' quite good anti-SLAPP statute.
After months of threats, slurs and lawsuits, the State Bar of Texas is disciplining Van Dyke. If Jason Lee Van Dyke wants to practice law again, he’ll have to pay a $7,500 fine, stay out of trouble and “seek mental health treatment," according to the State Bar of Texas.
Mr. Van Dyke handled a lawsuit for me recently. He got the case dismissed with haste, and at a very fair price. I would definitely recommend him to anyone looking for good representation
Jason was appointed to me by a Judge to represent me in a domestic violence case. Even though I had no money to pay him and he was court appointed, Jason took my case very seriously and kept a constant line of communication open. He was very patient with me and always took the time to answer any questions and address any concerns I had.
I was referred to Mr. Van Dyke by a friend who hired him for the same charge. He didn't beat around the bush. After doing a few things he recommended to help prove my innocence, he fought tooth and nail and with the help of an investigator, by a move by him, appointed by the judge, my case ultimately was dismissed.
I've used Mr. Van Dyke and his firm on multiple occasions and time after time, I get the same result... A win. This firm is aggressive in the right way, they know their way around the court room, and will fight for their clients. Great job, highly recommended.
I was entering my junior year in college when I was charged with a state felony. I was completely surprised, dismayed and panicking. I had no idea what to expect or how I could even afford legal counsel or representation. I found Jason Van Dyke on a legal forum and contacted him.
Mr. Van Dyke represented me some years back regarding a DUI charge. He was easy to deal with, responsive, and to the point. Mr. Van Dyke managed to have the charges dropped, and the records expunged. I fully recommend his services.
Jason Van Dyke was appointed to represent me by Collin County for a state jail felony. He is the only court appointed attorney that I have ever worked with that actually did any real work on my case.
Mr. Van Dyke was born and raised in Troy, Michigan. He got his start in law working a summer job as a courier and process server for Southfield, Michigan firm Fieger, Fieger Schwartz, and Kenney P.C.
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Decatur solo practitioner Jason Lee Van Dyke, an attorney with a history of lawyer discipline sanctions, was suspended from practicing law for six months, followed by a year of probation.
Decatur solo practitioner Jason Lee Van Dyke, an attorney with a history of lawyer discipline sanctions, said the COVID-19 pandemic was delaying his trial, and he chose to take the suspension during a time most lawyers aren’t practicing much anyway. This content has been archived.