Rob Turner did absolutely nothing for myself, son or divorce case in general for the $30,000.00 retainer he required. He appeared in court once to agree to a continuance requested by opposing counsel because my ex-husband was in Europe. He then represented himself as a bankruptcy attorney and charged... an additional $5000.00 to do nothing-not even return calls or respond to documents from the trustee after my ex-husband filed for Ch.7. No contempt charges filed. I can’t say enough negative things about this person. Steer clear!!

If I could give a zero I would! Do not waste your money on this firm. Hiring them was a joke and waste of money! They are rude, argumentative, did absolutely nothing until the day of court and then basically sided with the plaintiffs. I was not defended at all!!! None of my concerns were address...ed, my side was not heard. Very dissatisfied. They did absolutely nothing that I couldn't have done myself. I don't like to give bad reviews but this law office deserves it.

I hired Turner Law....I paid a retainer fee of $2500.00. I got nothing in return. The attorney (Emily) was a total idiot, never returned my calls. She wrote one letter that I could have written when I twelve years old. Then after writing a silly letter told me she couldn't do anything else that I n...eeded to get an attorney in california. Mind you she knew at the beginning the issue was a company in the los Angeles area in california. I asked for my money back. That was a joke. DO Not USE this firm.

Slick con man. Plain and simple. Robert Turner should be ashamed of himself. He preys upon people at their most vulnerable, dejected time of their lives. It doesn’t make sense to deal with divorce BS then turnaround and deal with his BS by overcharging and justifying bogus charges but not do the work.... I trusted him as my lawyer and he let me down big time. Report him so he can stop taking advantage of his clients.

I met with Mr Turner regarding a custody case with hopes of getting visitation rights with my 2 girls in the summer of 2013. We agreed to me giving him 2 debit card payments of $500 to total $1000 for a retainer. Our agreement was that I would keep adding money to the retainer for his sevices over ...the next couple of years. When I got the majority of the money saved then he would start the process. He promised me that my money would be safe with him until I saved up enough to start. He was suppose to take two $500 increments over the next 2 days for a total of $1000. Because my debit card would only let me access $500 a day. He took out $500 on a monday then took another $500 on a Tuesday. This was suppose to be all the money that he was suppose to take out of my checking account. I went to go put gas in my car on a wed and my debit card wouldn't work. I called my bank. I found out that my checking account was empty. They said I had $250 taken out of my checking account from Turner Law firm. They said the law firm tried to take more $ out but they couldn't because it was all the money I had in there. I did not give them permission to take the extra $250 out but they did it anyway. Apparently they tried to take out more money than we verbally agreed to. Because of this I was left stranded in Nashville with no money in my checking account. I became very sick soon after. I was in and out of the hospital for the next 2 years. I was unable to work and I couldn't pay any of my living expenses. I had to move in with family until I could get well enough to work again . I received a letter from Turner Law firm stating that they were taking money from retainer account with them. I tried and tried to call them but they only take emails for discussing money matters. They ended up taking 100% of all the money that I was trying to save to get visitation rights with . I am still having health problems to this day which is 7 years later . I received nothing for the $1250 that I gave them. I am still not able to see my girls . This was the most devastating experience of my life. I still to this day break out in tears when I think of how they treated me. Make sure that you read all the details of any contact that you sign with them. Don't take their word for anything. Read the contract. What they told me and what the details of the contact were two different things. This was the hardest lesson that I ever learned in my whole life.