Nicole Krashun Carson

REPORT THIS FRAUD TO THE STATE BAR OF GEORGIA IMMEDIATELY! I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING OVER 3 YEARS TO GET MY $55K THAT SHE STOLE! SHE WAS HIRED AS MY ATTORNEY IN 4/2023 TO REPRESENT ME IN A CONTESTED DIVORCE, SHE DID NOTHING! MARITAL PROPERTY SOLD AND SHE RAN OFF WITH MY MONEY! CONTACT STATE BAR IMMEDI...ATELY FOR THIS FRAUD! i want to know who else she scammed, we all need to report this fraud!

I was trying to hire but she never wrote a contract and I did not need her. She stated she would give my money back 7 to 10 days. Two months has gone and I have not heard from her or the company. She a fraud. She pray on the elderly and take down payment with a out contract. She has not done right by... any one who tried to use her. How do you keep people money and did not render a service. She makes life hard to trust lawyers because she just out to take from people not help them. I can go on and on how she took my money and knowing she did not write a contract and promise to give it back in 7to 10 days now its 2months. Please run if any one call from this company I thought she was a real lawyer. (Lawyer up ).

If I had known what I know now, I would have never hired Nicole Carson. She turned out to be a terrible attorney in my experience. She was unprofessional and consistently had a nasty attitude when speaking with me. I even informed her secretary at Lawyer Up about how rude she was. I tried multiple t...imes to contact her for updates and to ask questions about my case, but she never responded. She also waited until the very last minute—literally the day of—to tell me my court time. I had to work and couldn’t attend, and when I told her that, she was incredibly rude. She didn’t listen to understand; she only listened to respond. Then she accused me of being “the type of person who doesn’t take accountability,” which was completely unfounded. She told me it didn’t matter and that I should have been in court, even though she notified me the same day. I work—of course it mattered. I will never use her again and was relieved when the whole situation was finally over. She also claimed she worked out a deal for me: taking a $150 driving course and having one of my tickets dropped. I thought that sounded good at first. But when I went to court, I found out that in Georgia there’s an option that lets you keep points off your record just by paying the ticket. She didn’t negotiate anything for me—I was the one who mentioned the driving course because that’s how it works where I’m from. If she had actually worked out a deal, she would’ve simply told me to take the plea and pay the small fine so it wouldn’t go on my record. And that’s exactly what ended up happening in court anyway. I’m glad it’s over. Never again.