Carl Phillip Horton is a lawyer practicing family law, divorce, child custody and 5 other areas of law. Carl received a B.S. degree from Central Connecticut State University in 1966, and has been licensed for 52 years. Carl practices at Carl P. Horton, P.C. in Oakton, VA.
Mr. Horton was not only highly comfortable to deal with, even on personal matters that arise during a divorce, but he made me feel valuable at a time when I questioned that about myself.
I was very happy with Mr Horton's service.
He told us we stood a good chance of getting our money back if we went to court and the judge said that there was no recouping of fees in Loudoun County when its and "enforcement" case. He also filed a counter-motion that the judge said would not be considered in Loudoun, as only the original filing was on trial. He likes to talk a lot, but if you end up in court for 3 days as we did, you're in big trouble. Even with his incompetence though, we won. Shouldn't of made it to court!
Our experience with Mr. Horton was a nightmare. He did not understand our case yet accepted it and proceeded to make a mockery of it and us as his clients in front of the judge. He was unprofessional and misguided us throughout the entire process. Unfortunately, it got to a point where it actually became too late in the case to change attorney's. We lost our case and on top of that had to pay the attorney for my husband's ex-wife. Please get a "second opinion" before hiring Mr. Horton!
2915 Hunter Mill Road, Suite 15Oakton, VA 22124U.S.A.
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