Amy A Nichols

My son got a divorce and paid 25 thousand dollars for absolutely nothing. She lied and said it would 15000 if he fought for custody if his children so he didn’t. She billed him 25,000 dollars and all the assets were already split evenly with his ex wife before hiring her. He was given the standard vi...sitations for his children. I’ve ne er heard of any lawyer charging more than 5 thousand dollars for a divorce! Do not go to this lawyer u less you want to be ripped off and get nothing in return!

My biggest complaint was the lack of communication. The only time I spoke to Ms. Nichols regarding my case was at our initial consultation. The rest of the time it was via the paralegal. My daughters well being is extremely important to me which I why I chose this law office, it came highly recomm...ended. It was out of my budget but again, my daughters well being was my main concern. Upon meeting with Ms. Nichols she was very smart and seemed like she wanted to help. But, I never actually spoke to her again other than may a couple of e-mails. The modification was left unclear, not addressing the entire order specifically visitation and first right of refusal. In the future, if you are going to modify a custody order please make sure you address the entire order or you will end up with 2 orders like I have now. This just gave the non custodial parent more way to interpret the order as he saw fit. I would not recommend this attorney if your child's well being is at steak.

Slow to return phone calls, and email communication was often made with an assistant. My ex-husband and I split the bill, a grand total of $14,539.36. That bill most definitely ran up quickly with travel expenses, such as airfare, parking and meals, which is expected, but I thought her spending ...was on the high end, for example, we paid for her $42.43 dinner, $27.25 lunch and a upgrade on her rental car. Other meals were within reason. She served as an amicus on my son's case. When I later had serious concerns over my son's welfare, I contacted her again, at the direction of two attorneys, since she was assigned to be the continuing tie-breaker in our case. She also said that because of her location differing from ours, we'd have to change venue to change custody. This was not true. At the direction of my attorney, and at an additional expense (paid to my attorney instead of Amy), the judge not only signed a Temporary Restraining Order, but he also enforced it with extraordinary circumstances. We ended up getting it all handled in El Paso, with no help from Amy, who is now my son's FORMER amicus. I will never use her again, nor will I ever recommend her.