Catherine Zamora Cartee

When interviewing, she promised to 'make him pay'. Him being my husband of 24 years who had an affair and moved out and into 'her' house 20 minutes later. He left the mortgage, utilities, taxes and insurance to me, bills he had been paying prior to moving out. She told me until the divorce is final..., he is responsible for all bills he was paying before he left, and I have that in writing from her. Every time we went to court, I ended up with more of the bills. Her response "You can afford it". After $12,000 and numerous discussions regarding the reporting of his finances, we had a final conversation where she finally admitted that he had hidden over $80,000 in assets (and this was after our court date for the divorce and numerous attempts on my part to get her to review the paperwork she supplied and the updated paperwork I demanded of his attorney) I stopped paying her. When she demanded additional payment I told her when she delivered what she promised she would get paid. She said she was paid to get me half the assets. And when I said "And did I get half", her response was, "you will after we go to court again". This was 3 months after the original 'final' court date for the divorce and my proving to her that he had intentionally hidden the money, even had a taped conversation where he admitted it. I had to constantly check and recheck everything with numbers that came out of her office and found errors every single time, sometimes over $100,000. I had to call to get my court dates, to get paperwork, copies of letters and communications with his attorney, etc. She spent more time on her vacations than on my case. I should have fired her a year before I did. My next attorney worked for me and when Ms. Cartee was asked for my file, I was told by the new attorney, there was hardly anything in it and what was there was of little value. Don't hire her, especially if the opposing attorney is her friend Dave Cunningham. You can't win against both of them.