Shari Melinda Myers - Memphis, TN
Lawyers in Memphis, TN
5356 Estate Office Dr. Ste. 3 Memphis, TN 38119 - 3664
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Customer Reviews for Shari Melinda Myers
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Consulted Law firm 2020-2021Shari Myers ruins families and ruins the lives of children. Shari Myers is a prostitute with a law degree who only cares about ripping people off for her “services” Myers is a grotesque clown who should be nowhere near a courtroom. These judges, most of whom are too lazy and incompetent, to make decisions on their own ask scum like Shari Myers for their opinions when Shari Myers isn’t qualified to pick up dog crap, much less make decisions which impact families and children.
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Hired Law firm 2021From the beginning it took over a week to get an initial response to start services. I was assured that when I chose a location there would be no inappropriate intervention by the supervisor. In my final visit, the supervisor ended the visit after I questioned her call that we couldn't play outside with the facility's outdoor play area. This was 58 degree weather and my child was appropriately clothed. No rain nor any other danger. The supervisors are not qualified to make medical decisions as they have zero formal medical education.. Minimum purchase is 150 minutes, but they have the other party arrive 15 minutes late and the time with child ends 5 minutes early, so they charge for 150 but you get 130 minutes. When the supervisor told me it ended 5 minutes early, my child was not ready and protested. The supervisor inappropriately yanked my child by the arm from me while hugging me and was dragged by that arm to the other parent. Meetings are confirmed at the last minute late around 10-11pm the day before. Meetings were cancelled by the other parent and no message was sent to me about the cancellation
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