Law Office of Carrie Johnson Walters, PLLC

Client Testimonials: 1. Recently Carrie Walters was my ex -wife's attorney in my divorce case. I contacted her for a Power of Attorney (POA) to move my vehicle title as ex-wife's name was on the title as well as mine equally. The fact by law in North Caroling a husband can't assign a family car to his name until the vehicle is just registered to him and his wife. In our case the Registration was only in my name and my ex-wife's name which required both signatures to do the transfer. I will also have to have the title as well. I took the form to the North Carolina License Plate Agency (NCLPA) and attempted to do the transfer but they couldn't read the Notary Seal that Mrs. Walters applied to the form. Mrs. Walters' phone mailbox was full so I went to her Office during open hours and it was locked with noises inside. I thought she was busy and left a voicemail outside her office door. I finished my email to her as requested and waited for a call back. Once she called me, she assured me that the form was correctly sealed but the seal was a bit faint and that she didn't have a duplicate copy. Mrs. Walters requested me to take the form to NCLPA for the second time and tell them to check it again. But NCLPA still said that it's unclear and hence can't be accepted. I also copied the form to any Bank of America (BOA) near me and they couldn't read it also. That means the form was turned down three times because it has a faint Notary Seal. I wanted my attorney to do the right thing as having a clear Notary Seal. But Mrs. Walters wanted me to pay $250 Retainer Fee to stamp the form again. I'm not sure if she knows how much it costs to seal a form correctly. Most notaries charge only $10. And I'm willing to pay that, but not $250 just to seal a form a single document. That's all about my story. This review was from Mr. Clem 2. Recently Carrie Walters was my ex -wife's attorney in my divorce case. I contacted her for a Power of Attorney (POA) to move my vehicle title as ex-wife's name was on the title as well as mine equally. The fact by law in North Caroling a husband can't assign a family car to his name until the vehicle is just registered to him and his wife. In our case the Registration was only in my name and my ex-wife's name which required both signatures to do the transfer. I will also have to have the title as well. I took the form to the North Carolina License Plate Agency (NCLPA) and attempted to do the transfer but they couldn't read the Notary Seal that Mrs. Walters applied to the form. Mrs. Walters' phone mailbox was full so I went to her Office during open hours and it was locked with noises inside. I thought she was busy and left a voicemail outside her office door. I finished my email to her as requested and waited for a call back. Once she called me, she assured me that the form was correctly sealed but the seal was a bit faint and that she didn't have a duplicate copy. Mrs. Walters requested me to take the form to NCLPA for the second time and tell them to check it again. But NCLPA still said that it's unclear and hence can't be accepted. I also copied the form to any Bank of America (BOA) near me and they couldn't read it also. That means the form was turned down three times because it has a faint Notary Seal. I wanted my attorney to do the right thing as having a clear Notary Seal. But Mrs. Walters wanted me to pay $250 Retainer Fee to stamp the form again. I'm not sure if she knows how much it costs to seal a form correctly. Most notaries charge only $10. And I'm willing to pay that, but not $250 just to seal a form a single document. That's all about my story. This review was from Mr. Clem 3. Thank you Mrs Carrie4. Thank you Mrs Carrie5. I have been waiting 3 months for her to represent me and has not even contacted me the least bit. And I received a phone call 2 weeks ago telling me I have a warrant because she didn't show up to court last Wednesday. 2 weeks ago! I contacted the treatment center I was in and they stated that they had been trying to get a hold of her for weeks also...since she was assigned to me in APRIL!6. I have been waiting 3 months for her to represent me and has not even contacted me the least bit. And I received a phone call 2 weeks ago telling me I have a warrant because she didn't show up to court last Wednesday. 2 weeks ago! I contacted the treatment center I was in and they stated that they had been trying to get a hold of her for weeks also...since she was assigned to me in APRIL!7. Ms Carrie Walters is very caring, firm in backing your rights, and real. I recommend her highly.8. Ms Carrie Walters is very caring, firm in backing your rights, and real. I recommend her highly.9. She is very professional and provided constant communication and updates.10. She is very professional and provided constant communication and updates.11. Carrie Walters is caring, firm in backing your rights, and real. I recommend her highly.12. Carrie Walters is caring, firm in backing your rights, and real. I recommend her highly.13. Very professional and provided constant communication and updates.14. Very professional and provided constant communication and updates.15. Ms. Walters is very professional and works hard to get to know you and understand what you’re going through as an individual in her case. And she strives to represent you the best in her ability. And she makes sure you're well informed.