Total nightmare. Lost my file or so she said. Stated a terminated employee took my personal file…read morehome with them. Ruined my disability case, did not file the proper appeal with the review board within the 60 days and I was not made aware until my social worker contacted me. Had to start all over again with a competent lawyer.

From the owner: Are you looking for an attorney with experience, knowledge and dedication you can trust? Cindy C…read more Huntsberry offers quality legal representation to Smithfield, NC and surrounding areas. She has over 30 years of legal experience helping disabled clients obtain disability benefits.

Mr. Roberts did a terrific job resolving my case. He made me feel very comfortable going through…read moreall the decisions that were made. I frequently asked him questions and he always gave me honest, thorough answers. By addressing my concerns, he made me feel integral to the decision making process. On court days he felt like a friend and did a tremendous job on the legal side. His office staff are friendly and resourceful. If anyone I know or a family member needs legal counsel, Mr. Roberts would definitely be getting the call.

From the owner: Roberts Law Office provides Raleigh Criminal Defense and DWI legal services. Edd Roberts provides a…read moreunique perspective because of his experience as a state prosecutor with the District Attorney's office in Wake County. Edd is committed to providing vigorous legal defense to clients in and around Raleigh and he provides free legal consultations.

I received a speeding ticket driving home from a vacation, so it was several Counties away from…read morewhere I live. Jennifer's office was quick, professional, and affordable. Very happy with my result as well!

My case was handled professionally. Dalia kept me informed of the process and results.read more

Eatmon review…read more Warning! If you do anything please read this post and truly hear this warning about Eatmon law firm. I have worked with this Law Firm since 2020 and have waisted THOUSANDS of dollars. They are crooks and have zero empathy or care for anything besides money, in my opinion. I originally left my now ex husband in 2019 and hired Eatmon Law Firm in 2020. I hired them to do a separation agreement to get my divorce started, as well as a will just for protection and a plan for my children and assets if I pass. My now Ex husband and I completely agreed during our first mediation and everything was set in stone. Seemed easy... lie. My divorce wasn't finalized until February 2021 due to Covid, but was ultimately settled and finalized. I honestly felt this was a great Firm at the time so I reached out again Two years later (2022). I reached out for a couple things because sadly my ex husband decided to play games at the expense of our children. I then hired Eatmon law firm again in 2022 to handle a DVPO case for my two children, custody and child support modification order since he already wasn't adhering to the original agreement. Ultimately we were paving way to have his wages attached rather than him saying he will pay. The original attorney that handled my case in 2020 was no longer with the firm so they appointed a new attorney,Ashley, to the case. Ultimately, Ashley and Eatmon law firm drained my bank account and got nothing done. While under Ashley I gave Eatmon over $10k to get the DVPO and draft up an order for custody and Child support so we could ultimately attach his wages since, again, he wasn't paying. During that time the only thing that got completed was the DVPO which was signed outside of court because my ex and I agreed upon it, and custody which was done directly with me and my ex and a mediator through the court, so waisted over $10k during my time with Ashley under Eatmon. Now here I am 2026. My ex is still not paying and owes me over $41k, so I took it upon myself to start a show cause/contempt case against him, on my own. Why would I need an attorney when I originally hired one who did all over these agreements and court orders, right? WRONG! I go to the court house with all of my paperwork and ready to get this started and learn that the agreement that I paid for in 2020 and other motions and everything else in 2022, isn't court ordered nor did my law firm say I had one in my divorce decree, so I have to do a breach of contract which is a whole different process. At this moment I'm so confused because WHAT!? What did I pay for then!? I called up and spoke to Tabitha who then spoke to Christine who said " it typically isn't their policy to incorporate the divorce agreement into the divorce decree". So I would have to do a breach of contract and they would need a retainer of $10k for that and it may cost more depending. I am at a loss! I have emails from the original attorney saying this agreement would be stated in my divorce decree but now Christine is saying no, sorry, not policy. So now here I am, with over $25k paid to Eatmon law firm from me, and have nothing to show! Run, run, run, Save yourself! They are absolutely horrible people who really don't care about you, your family, your situation or anything else besides cash going into their pockets, They should be ashamed, Again, In my opinion.

Total rip-off. They definitely took my money and got nothing done for me. They were very nice…read morewhen I first met them and they seemed to care. However, they were completely ineffective, got nothing done for me, and ended up dropping me as a client. I would stay away from this law firm.

**BEWARE** There are some incredibly unprofessional and unethical attorneys (Hope Carmichael and…read moreCatherine Bryant) in this firm who are paid by developers to pretend to represent HOAs and try to coerce actual residents to vote to give up their property rights and pay for developers' fees disguising them as HOA fees. I've been in real estate for 20 years and have never come across such shady tactics violating NC attorneys ethics and code of conduct. If you are ever contacted by this group, do your research. DO NOT TRUST this firm.

Here are 10 things to which I can attest regarding Hope Derby Carmichael, a Partner in this firm:…read more1. She advised the Carolina Preserve HOA Board that they do not have a Duty to Maintain a Common Element drain that she knows was installed by the Developer "because the drain is not located within as easement," despite knowing that the HOA has a Duty to Maintain the drain which IS located within an easement, because the CP Declaration and Covenants grant an easement over all Common Element including the entire stormwater drainage system, of which the drain is an integral part. 2. She is aware that the CPHOA is using her incorrect advice to Breach their Duty per NC Law and the CP Governing Documents, and exposing the CPHOA to litigation and liability. 3. She is aware that a former Board member, who is not a licensed NC attorney, drafted a legal document "on behalf of the HOA," and instead of reporting said behavior to the NC Bar, stated that she "assisted" said Board member in the drafting of the document, which also appears to be improper per the Bar. 4. She threatened homeowners, who had not violated any HOA rules, with "nuisance," harassment," and even "law enforcement." 5. When the Community's former GM resigned after billing irregularities were discovered regarding an over-budget Pavilion, she did not request an independent investigation but instead advised the HOA Board to hire her firm to perform an "audit" report. Homeowners have not still recovered lost $ from this Management company. 6. She has served in Leadership positions with said Management Company for the Community Associations Institute (CAI) and appears to have a conflict of Interest in the "investigation" as a result. 7. Her firm, of which she is a Partner, applied for and accepted @$450,000 in PPP funds, claiming that they needed the money to pay salaries, though it appears that this attorney and her colleagues never stopped billing clients during the Pandemic. I did not personally hire this attorney, nor would I, but I have unfortunately experienced her actions as a homeowner in the Community, and my dues have paid her bills - of which 8. She refuses to disclose because she claims that bills are "attorney client privilege." 9. She refuses to disclose many other documents that homeowners expect to be able to review, per NC Law and Covenants. 10. Her actions have cost Associations a lot of money, while paying her, and her firm, well.