Turner Law Offices, P.C.

Listen to every review that tells you this is a money scam. I met with my lawyer one time, I have paid them over 4600 for a case they told me would cost 2500, paid for them not to pull out and then they immediately refiled to pull back out charging me over a thousand each time they did. They are still charging me and I’m not even their client anymore! The front office are the only ones that will speak to you and good luck giving them a phone call and not basically being told you’re a dumbass. I have receipts of everything I’ve paid for and the initial quotes, I’ve paid thousands more than they quoted and now I’m just having to find a new lawyer altogether. They are poorly rated for a reason, heed these warnings.

Leaving a review here, as this is the same place as Nashville Law Offices, PLLC. Look at the Yelp page for that business if curious.

I was represented by Jill Carpenter. While she was competent when actually engaged, I had to (sometimes forcefully) demand her attention to get any progress on my case. There was never any plan in place, never any discussion of next steps, and the entire timeline to resolution was driven by me. I felt I had to make a pest of myself just to receive adequate representation.

There are many examples, but I'll just name a few:
1. I had a custody hearing scheduled 2 months in advance. The day before the hearing, Jill requested an extension due to a (pre-known) conflict. As a result, the judge granted my ex's request to block my custody from my daughter without a hearing.

2. I briefly had to have supervision for visitation with my daughter. To begin that visitation, I needed a hearing to get my supervisors approved. It took three phone calls to Jill to even get that hearing on the calendar, and it was scheduled for over a month away- meaning I did not see my daughter for almost 2 months total.

3. Following mediation, there was a mistake in my parenting plan. Not only did Jill not notice it, but she did nothing to correct it when I highlighted it. I was charged around $1000 for time supposedly spent correcting this mistake, but two months later the parenting plan was filed with the court with the mistake still in the document. It took me calling the office day after day demanding a correction to get the error fixed, as well as another $500 of paralegal time.

4. On the final day of my divorce, I received both texts and push notifications instructing me to show up at the courthouse. I took time off work to do so. Upon arriving, I was sitting alone in the hallway, with no one there. I finally reached someone by calling the Nashville Law Offices number, at which time they informed me I didn't actually need to be at court that day. They just forgot to tell me that.

If you're looking for someone to do a quick draft or just execute against your instructions, this may be fine. If you actually want an advocate or someone to help protect you, go elsewhere.

Extremely rude and condescending.Go somewhere else the guy who answers calls is unprofessional and rude. Find a better place than this garbage.