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Originally from Texas, I enjoy living in the beautiful North Georgia Mountains. I am married and have three children. We enjoy traveling and spending time together as a family.
I am in practice with my brothers, Spencer Carr and Quentin Carr.
I have extensive experience negotiating and trying both civil and criminal cases. We practice in the areas of Family Law, (Divorce, Custody, Child Support, Legitimation, Alimony, Contempt), Criminal Defense, Bankruptcy, Real Estate, Estate Planning, Social Security and General Litigation.
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Acquired: 2009
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State: Texas
Acquired: 2003
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471 S Main St Ste 130, Cleveland, GA, 30528-1409
27 Client Reviews
Showing 1 - 4 of 4 reviews | 1 star
Posted by Jack | December 02, 2021 | Hired Attorney | Divorce & Separation
Don't say anything if you can't say something nice...
I have held off on reviewing Ms Carr for sometime to allow my feelings to mature...I used her for 2 cases that were interrelated. Her knowledge of the law seemed adequate. I was not provided detailed billing (after divorce when I questioned additional amount due, I got a bunch of separate time shee...
Dr. Copeland, I attempted to resolve this issue via phone call to you but to date I have not received a call back. I am quite surprised that you would give me a one-star rating considering the following: You hired me to represent you in a Divorce case which quickly became highly contested. I represented you for approximately two years in which we had multiple court hearings and conferences with the Court, extensive discovery including depositions, at least two mediations and we settled on a Friday prior to a Monday Jury trial after preparing for your trial for close to two months which entailed many hours of preparation time. You were confused about the billing and we cleared up and/or removed any billing that was inaccurate. After the Divorce, you hired me for a second time for a contempt case. You had prepared the original Motion and appeared in Court on your own. You hired me to help you after instructed by the Court to hire an Attorney. I prepared a completely new Motion for Contempt and set a new Court date. I consulted with you on the phone and in person on several occasions and then had a hearing. You had made a request of adding additional Defendants to this matter that I did not believe was legally appropriate for this Motion since it stemmed from a Divorce. I prepared and sent Demand Letters to other individuals including your former spouse. During the hearing on the contempt issue, we presented evidence to the Court and you were awarded everything that you had requested. On top of winning, you were also awarded $5000.00 in Attorney fees which covered my entire retainer. You were able to reduce that amount from a payment that you were to make to your former wife. Therefore, you were completely reimbursed your entire Attorney fees. When you requested a copy of the Judgment, I promptly emailed it to you even though I believed that my assistant had mailed it to you. You had already reviewed the Judgment after I had prepared it and prior to submitting it to the Court. You wanted to pursue litigation against several third parties in an area of law that I personally do not practice. (Real Estate) I had previously informed you that I do not practice in that area of law and in an email I told you that if you wanted to pursue litigation, another Attorney in our firm would be handling the case. This Attorney helped with some of the complex real estate issue during your Divorce and you previously had a professional relationship with him. At no point did I “fire” you as a client. I’m sorry that you are upset, however, considering you were pleased with my initial representation, hired me a second time where you won on all counts and you were completely reimbursed, there is no justification for a one-star rating.
Posted by anonymous | July 05, 2016 | Hired Attorney | Child Custody
Unprepared in court
Emily represented me in a modified custody case. She delayed the hearing twice because she had not submitted evidence. On the day of the hearing she didn't have a statement prepared and wasn't organized; pulling info from the original case that was no longer relevant arguments that got shut down ...
I'm sorry that you feel this way as I have built my reputation for excellent legal representation both in and out of the courtroom by being thoroughly prepared and highly organized. I strive to satisfy my clients, however, facts of your case (or lack thereof) play a part in the Court's decision. As I recall, we had a full trial as well as mediation prior. I spent numerous hours preparing and meeting with you regarding your case which did not contain particularly compelling facts to modify custody as you wanted and desired. You received a full trial and the Judge decided. In over 13 years of courtroom experience, I still have not heard the term "whole child", therefore it was not used to the court. Please contact my office if you would like to address this further.
Posted by anonymous | June 23, 2015 | Family
Worst lawyer you wish you never knew
Ms Carr was retained for a family case. She told us everything you would want to hear during our consultation. When it came to the case, she was unresponsive, didn't follow through and only interested in her payments. If you want an inferior and excessively expensive attorney she is perfect. Otherwi...
I strive for the utmost in client satisfaction, and I'm sorry to hear that you had this experience. Family law cases are emotional, time consuming and often involve depositions, discovery, mediations and sometimes multiple hearings. They can become very expensive due to the time spent to effectively represent clients as well as actions of the other party. I have built my reputation on excellent service, communication and legal representation. Please contact us directly so we can address your specific concerns.
Posted by anonymous | April 05, 2013
Her knowledge only helps her. Not you.
Emily seems to be knowledgeable regarding law but is too concerned with her personal life to care about your case. She is very slow to respond. Charges more than her worth and is unapologetic for her demeanor. If you want to pay top dollar for a slow attorney that cares nothing about you, then she's ...
I'm sorry that this client feels this way. I've built my business and reputation by providing excellent legal service both in and out of the Courtroom.
"Emily is an outstanding attorney. She is a strong advocate that is willing and able to adequately present her clients cases in an appropriate manner to achieve the desired result."
"I endorse this lawyer. She is a great attorney who advocates for her client's best interest and is remarkable to work with."
Speeding and traffic ticket lawyer
2009 - Present
Attorney, Carr and Kiker Law Offices
2005 - 2008
Associate Attorney, Law Office of Diane Heindel, P.C
2003 - 2005
Assistant District Attorney, Smith County District Attorney
2012 - Present
Mountain Judicial Circuit Bar AssociationAttorney Member
2012 - Present
Mountain Judicial Bar Association
2010 - Present
Enotah Judicial Circuit Bar AssociationAttorney Member
2009 - Present
Rotary Club of White CountyMember
2009 - Present
Enotah Judicial Circuit Bar Association
2011 - 2013
White County Chamber of Commerce BoardBoard Member
2005 - 2007
Smith County Bar AssociationAttorney Member
2005 - 2007
Smith County Criminal Defense Lawyers AssociationAttorney Member
2003
JD - Juris Doctor
1999
Bachelor of Fine Arts
English
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