Christina Marie Davis

$10k retainer and she threw my case. I hired her in June. She told me to agree to permanent injunction vs permanent restraining order for abusive ex, which benefited him. I met with her and ‘my great friend that is the supervisor at CPS and hiring me gives you a personal ‘in’ at the organization.’ M...y ex was required to get an ABEL evaluation that basically assesses your likelihood to be a predator. I, legally and morally, was supposed to give my side of what went on. She obstructed me, her own client from doing so. She had my husband’s completed ABEL and psych eval in her hands Sept. 15 and told me point blank ‘DO NOT CONTACT ‘THE EVALUATOR YOURSELF, I WILL HANDLE IT’ is what she told me repeatedly. She never contacted the police or the evaluator and she and the amicus both colluded to prevent me and my children our basic rights as humans on Earth. It gets even worse. The day of court with my ex, I go up to her office for what I think is prep. She sits me down and tells me he’s getting unsupervised visitation. I ask how could that be possible when the predator evaluation wasn’t even complete, to my knowledge. She said she and the other lawyers basically sat down and decided there wasn’t enough to keep him from unsupervised (after they intentionally created ‘not enough’). I was shattered in this moment. I thought I was walking in to a game plan and I walked into this, about 3 hours before court. She clasped her hands across from me and with a horribly empty look, watched me wail for minutes. She told me I didn’t have to go to court and she could just answer/agree to things for me. I attended court that afternoon virtually, as I was too distraught to be inside of the court. I watched the amicus and judge congratulate her for her good work. Oh, my ex brought a courtroom full of people that morning and my lawyer didn’t call a single witness or person to be be there for me/ with me. My lawyer never contacted any of my potential witnesses. My lawyer never told the judge anything from my side (which apparently is what they are supposed to do, I hear) so the judge, after getting new counsel, had never heard any of my allegations until after I fired her but she already threw the dynamite into my and my children’s lives. $10k for a family law retainer, of an unemployed woman, fleeing child abusive and domestic violence, and to then do all of this to her, seemingly with spite or venom is unfathomable for me. The Tyler landscape for lawyers is bad, bad. Please research and research harder. She coasts on the name of Beau Sinclair. ‘Sinclair is great IF they are on your side’

Christina is absolutely the worst lawyer ever. During your consultation she sounds amazing and all and then once you hire her, she’s no help whatsoever and doesn’t care anymore about your situation. If I could give her 0 stars I would. I only talked to her maybe once and the rest of the time I talked... to everyone else in the building instead of the actual attorney I hired!!!! DO NOT HIRE.

Ms. Davis was no better than a Legal-Aid attorney. Poor communication with her client. Rude and sassy with a constant attitude. This Law Firm in general has serious ethical issues. She made all kinds of promises and threw a great sales pitch to get me to hire her. However, once hired she was as usele...ss as a used car salesman. Horrible experience with her and this entire firm.

Despite the terrible circumstance that brought Ms Davis into my life, I am glad she was there to help my children and me make it through. Throughout the process, I found Christina (and her office in general) to be friendly, available, and very responsive. In several instances, she completed filings... and paperwork that would normally be done by the opposing counsel in order to keep the process moving properly. Christina clearly understands the process of negotiation and has enough experience to give solid advice when dealing with a legal adversary. I consider her "my" attorney, but I would definitely be willing to lend her to needy friends and family. I give her my highest recommendation.