Mann & Moran PC

Tracey called me on a Sunday night to update me regarding my son's ticket. I am glad she called because the next day the court was closed and I did not have any idea until she called me.

Tracey Moran became my lawyer in traffic court through Legal Shield (my prepaid lawyer provider). She was "supposed" to represent me in court regarding a speeding ticket. It became clear she works for the court rather than her client, when she told me the night before court that I had to be present in court with her. That's strange, because typically your lawyer can represent you in court without you. Anyway, I did not speak to my lawyer prior to the court hearing (which is also typical), so upon my first meeting with Tracey, she already had paperwork for me to plead NoLo on this case, and told me my officer was present. Meaning I was to plead guilty and get 2 points on my license instead of 4 to 6 points. I explained that I did not want the ticket on my record at all because my insurance is high enough, and that I wanted to go to trial. She then asked me "what are you going to use to plead your case," basically implying she wasn't going to represent me in court, and that she had nothing to defend me. She was rude and short with me whenever she spoke, and asked me several times "do you want to plead NoLo or not?" She was very pushy and condescending (she might as well have been the prosecutor). I did not appreciate her demeanor at all. Mind you, I'm looking at all the officers present, and mine was not present. I guess she noticed I was looking around for the officer, because she asked me to go into the hall. She asked if I saw my officer present. I said "no, my officer is a black man" (as all the officers present where white). She says, "I thought I'd ask." But Tracey, I thought my officer was present ????. So she tells the prosecuting attorney that my officer isn't present. The attorney states. "We'll wait. He's probably on the road." So they pretty much waited until the officer arrived (clode to 10 am when court brgan at 8:30 am). Once Tracey spotted a black officer enter the court room she asks "is that him." I say yes. She immediately says in a short tone, "do you want to do the NoLo or not?" I was so put off and angry, I didn't know what to do. I wanted to blow up on her on the spot, but was trying to hold my composure. She was so arrogant and rude, I couldn't stand it. I finally agreed to the NoLo because I felt I had no other option. I didn't have a enough time to prepare my own defense for the ticket, which was why I hired an attorney in the first place, but that was a complete waste of money. Everything she did, I could've done on my own without her services, and I would've been less stressed because her nasty attitude wouldn't have spoiled my day. I do not recommend her services at all, nor Legal shield the prepaid lawyer service that works with her. Worst lawyer services I've ever had. Imagine paying for a public defender vecause that's the type of service I received today.

Attorney Tracy is extremely demeaning, unprofessional, and rude. She texted me late at night saying that her office team has allegedly been trying to get in contact with me for a traffic case. (Which is absolute lies because I’ve received emails and calls from her office before without a problem) she then goes on to say that I must appear in court the next day or my license will be suspended which is so weird because she allegedly appeared in court on my behalf back in May… now all of a sudden she texts me the night before the court appearance (that I didn’t know about by the way because she’s representing me and has all of this info) and says I must appear in court the next day or else. Very short toned when I tried to ask for clarity. I no longer live in GA and that is why I hired her in the first place. (Through LegalShield). Run far away from this establishment. This attorney and her office will switch up after you pay them and not genuinely try to help you.

Connected with Tracey through legal shield. She has been very responsive and to the point. I'm glad to have her on my side.