I am an attorney and the opposing party in a family law case in which Sandra Lundy represented my former spouse. Based on my direct experience, I believe her conduct was unethical and misleading. Ms. Lundy provided information to a court-appointed Guardian ad Litem that was materially inaccurate, including statements suggesting I had “evaded service” of a divorce complaint. In reality, I was never contacted by the sheriff prior to...
I am an attorney and the opposing party in a family law case in which Sandra Lundy represented my former spouse. Based on my direct experience, I believe her conduct was unethical and misleading.
Ms. Lundy provided information to a court-appointed Guardian ad Litem that was materially inaccurate, including statements suggesting I had “evaded service” of a divorce complaint. In reality, I was never contacted by the sheriff prior to voluntarily accepting service and Ms. Lundy actually withdrew from the case because my former spouse missed two hearings and was unreasonable. The false narrative that Ms. Lundy peddled about me evading service shifted responsibility for delay away from her client and onto me, despite contrary facts that she was well aware of.
In addition, her former client testified under oath that Ms. Lundy stopped representing her because Ms. Lundy had “retired due to health reasons.” Ms. Lundy remains actively practicing law and separately told the GAL that she withdrew because her client missed multiple hearings and made unreasonable demands. After I notified Ms. Lundy of this false sworn narrative and asked her to correct the record, she did not do so.
Instead of correcting inaccurate statements that affected a custody case involving children, she forwarded my email to the GAL without addressing the substance. In my opinion, this reflects a serious lack of candor and professional responsibility.
In my opinion, her conduct was unethical, and I would warn anyone considering working with her to think twice.