Nycole Robinson Howard

I was assigned Ms Howard to defend me on a DWI charge by the court. I was given a contact number which I tried repeatedly, only to find it was disconnected. On my first court date she was late and when we finally met she gave me a number saying she had moved her office to her home and to call to set ...an appointment to discuss the case. I tried again to reach her only to find she never answers her phone and her voice mail isn't set up so again no contact till court date. On that occasion the DA was un-prepared, and wanted a continuance. She didn't ask for a dismissal. The next time, again no contact till court, and again the DA was not ready and once again, no motion for dismissal. Finally, when the court date came and the DA was ready but had no witnesses, he then offered a plea deal. When I was offered this plea agreement, I told her I wanted to fight it instead. She asked with what, so I gave her my medical reports, a list of witnesses to subpoena, and a new date was set with the judge saying there would be no further dates. On the final court date, she showed up 4 hours late, having lost my paperwork, having not subpoenaed anyone, and again telling me of the plea offer and saying that I could get 2 years but if I took the offer I would only get 30 days. This time, again no witnesses for DA, just an officers statement. She did not tell me the plea agreement was for 2 years with all but 30 days suspended and was for the charge, the max allowed. I only found it out after having taken it. In summation she got me a plea agreement for the max penalty when the prosecution had no witnesses and she had lost some of my evidence and not gotten me any of my witnesses to mount a defense. With no options and without her telling me I was getting the max sentence she made me feel I had no option but to take the agreement. She charged me 3 hours time when I had only talked to her maybe ten minutes outside the courtroom, and she spent maybe 20 minutes in front of the judge. It felt as if she worked for the DA's office instead of for my interests. I told her it seemed like "state sponsored extortion". Hopefully, If you hire her she will put in some effort to do a competent job, but as for myself never again even if she was the only lawyer on the planet.

Mrs. Robinson was the solicitor assigned by court to represent my nephew in a serious legal matter. I have to be honest and at first was so worried since she was assigned and wasn't hired. I swallowed my foot the very first time I met her. WONDERFUL isn't even the word to describe how much effort and... time she put into my nephews case. There were times I felt like pinching myself as I felt like I was on an episode of " Law and Order". I had to testify oh his behalf and felt so prepared just because of her. If you are assigned Nycole then you are a very lucky person. If u aren't and can afford your own solicitor, she is well worth the time, money, effort and just makes you feel human in such a stressful situation. She is confident, articulate, professional and worth every penny. She is beyond wonderful in court.......... If poss retain her as soon as u can. You will be happy u did.

I have only had to work with a lawyer once or twice in my life. I met Nycole as she was the solicitor for my nephew. From the first phone call, as I was a witness for him. She made me feel at ease. My nephew was facing serious jail time for something we all knew wasn't within his moral character to... have committed. She was appointed or his case and from the very start gave it her all. She never treated him or us like another number in the system. She gave very personalized service and her 150%. You can't put a price on justice or freedom, you can put a price on the best service and I would consider her the best in the area. Gives justice a fresh face with positive, aggressive service. Like I said in the heading, look no further, u have found the best! Thanks to all her hard work and time my nephew is a free man. Thank You Nycole