Judith Robinson Whitfield

Judith was hired to represent to represent me as part of a custody case. During the first week of representation, she failed to file an answer that was requested. Approximately two months after the first filing, motions were heard in court. I had requested several times for answers and motions to ...be filed in response to opposing attorney. Nothing was filed and judge became agitated. A hearing was then scheduled about 5 weeks after the motions were heard. No answers or required motions that were requested by the judge were filed. Two days before the hearing, still nothing was filed and nothing was being done on the case. I had to hire a new attorney two days before the hearing in order to get the motions and answers filed before the hearing. Now the hearing is postponed because paperwork was filed late (by new attorney which filed the paperwork in two days).