Sodoma Law

If I could give an F, I would. I was lied to from day one. I hired one attorney, Amy Simpson. She was the attorney that was recommended to me so I asked for her specifically to have an interview with. I needed a divorce attorney to represent me. During the interviews, Amy told me that she could get me 80% of the Assets. After having two separate interviews with her, checking reviews, I hired her. She signed the representation contract to represent me in the divorce case. Upon the first court date, she did not show up, instead, another attorney came to represent me that I did not know. Her name was Bethany Mulhern. She told me that Atty Amy Simpson had DOUBLE BOOKED herself for two appointments with separate clients on the same day and same time and Amy decided to go to the other appointment and she was there to fill in for Amy that day and she would be the attorney representing me in the hearing. She did a poor job and the outcome was not at all what I had expected. I found out later that Bethany Mulhern had been given my divorce case and she was representing me as my attorney, not Atty Amy Simpson. After checking with the NC Licensing Board, I found out that Bethany Mulhern was not a seasoned attorney, instead she had only been out of Law school for 4 years! I sent several emails to Amy Simpson telling her that I hired her, not Bethany Mulhern; I new my case was not going to be an easy one and I needed her, a seasoned attorney to represent me; my pleas fell on deaf ears. Bethany Mulhern was kept on as my attorney for nearly a year; Bethany Mulhern was ultimately fired from Sodoma Law. Afterwards another attorney I knew nothing about, Doughton Horton, was given my case to represent me; and then again, my case was transferred to yet another atty, to Atty Hanna Carter. All this was done without my knowledge or approval. After checking with the NC Licensing Board again, I found that Hanna Carter was only licensed as an attorney for a year and a half! I was billed for 5-6 people each month that worked at Sodoma Law. They were shown on the monthly bills by initials only and not names. The bills I received were $3,000-$6,000+ nearly every month. I ended up getting an attorney at another law firm to represent me. There's a lot more I could say. Bottom line, a seasoned attorney conducted the two interviews with me to get my business, then my case was passed around and given to inexperienced rookies, and I was financially raped and still no conclusion to my case. I also had to pay an $8,000 deposit for Amy Simpson to represent me on top of the thousands of dollars per month I was billed. Sodoma Law kept every penny of the deposit. BEWARE!!!!