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27 Oct, 2023 by John stewart
John was great to work with. Seems confident and very knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend him to anyone looking for a tax attorney.
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28 Sep, 2023 by Trevor sweat
John was great to work with. He went above and beyond to get our legal issues taken care of.
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27 Feb, 2023 by Jeremy simmons
Best in town
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18 Apr, 2019 by Virginia
Hired her to write a will. I have 6 living children, multiple homes, and other assets. She was very thorough, nice, accommodating. I would highly recommend her to others.
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17 Nov, 2015 by Jeanette and cindy
Lindsey was very informative and prompt in completing our will prior to one of us having a surgery. It was a difficult situation due to us being a non married, same sex couple. Highly recommended!!!
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13 Apr, 2016 by Mike
Ryan has been a wonderful asset for our business over the course of the last year. He has truly become a part of our team, and in doing so has proven his worth and value time and time again.
Ryan is intelligent, friendly, studious and assiduous. I am thankful for his continued service and help.
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19 Mar, 2019 by Spencer
I had the opportunity to work with Megan recently. I need a contract reviewed and she helped me work through some issues with it. I was able to get the contract updated and clarified. I would recommend her to anyone that needs this kind of work done.
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07 Aug, 2015 by Taylor
Bryan Zollinger is an excellent attorney and we are very satisfied with all the hard work involved,. As a company we have a hundred plus lawsuits a month that we have him work on and there's always detailed follow up and great closure for us on virtually all cases. I highly recommend him to any firm or independent that is needing legal representation for debt recovery for personal or business matters.
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15 Jun, 2017 by John
Witnessed prosecutor during trial a jury member and found her to be incredibly professional and intelligent. She is a fighter and very well prepared. Maintains a calm and metered approach throughout trial and is very quick at adapting to unanticipated objections from defense. Highly impressive.
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21 Aug, 2024 by Becky tafolla
They were really helpful and got are money fast
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22 Jul, 2024 by Yvette santos
First time in a wreck and Kelby and Sophia made my experience so worth it! Highly highly recommend!!
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02 Jul, 2024 by Tori anna
I appreciate all the help Brittany, Austin, Madi, and Kelby gave me through everything!
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03 Oct, 2024 by Jason larson
I have read some of the negative reviews about Curtis Smith's paralegal Blake. I have been a client of Mr. Smith for a number of years and have had the pleasure of talking to Blake many many times. My experience has been quite contrary to these reviews. Blake has been polite as well as respectful. Not to mention diligent in answering any questions I've had. Words cannot express my gratitude for Mr.Smith. He is amazing. And as a team he and Blake have performed miracles for me time and time again. To say I am satisfied with both would be the understatement of a lifetime. Incredible people and team for criminal defense.
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20 Sep, 2023 by Brittnie merrill
16 Mar, 2023 by Brandi lynn
23 Mar, 2019 by Kristi eldridge
Professional and very helpful.
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06 Jul, 2017 by Brandon lee
05 May, 2017 by Mel
Alan was such a breath of fresh air during my divorce and custody case. He was always so positive and made me feel comfortable and knowledgeable about every step. He has made sure to keep the lines of communication open. I am so grateful I chose him to be my attorney and I will forever be his client.
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30 Jul, 2024 by Donna heline
16 Nov, 2022 by Scott shepherd
29 Aug, 2022 by Mireya rodriguez
No conocÃa a la abogada hasta el dÃa que firme mi aplicación una mujer muy amable...noemy una mujer muy eficiente y siempre está para responder cualquier pregunta gracias por toda su ayuda
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04 Oct, 2024 by Eddie collins
Great to work with, very nice and very friendly
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03 Oct, 2024 by Kelly todd
01 Apr, 2024 by Jason yorgesen
Would not reccommend
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21 Dec, 2023 by Barry p
Tucker has been a great help with my real estate and Wills.
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10 Jan, 2023 by Timothy hughes
11 Oct, 2022 by J o
Not the kind of attorney I was searching for.
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08 Dec, 2023 by Gerry kimery
I had the displeasure of consulting an attorney here for a real estate issue and the attorney was demeaning and belligerent. He discounted our concerns and acted like he did not want to be bothered. This firm advertises that they deal with real estate issues, but this attorney only was interested if we sue and go to court. What a colossal waste of my time. Anyone reading this, please steer clear of Thomson Holman Wheiler.
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20 Sep, 2023 by Brennen perez
Very professional, would recommend.
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20 Sep, 2023 by André dakis
Professional and detailed work. Overall great experience. Front desk receptionists should get a raise!
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08 Dec, 2023 by Gerry kimery
I had the displeasure of consulting an attorney here for a real estate issue and the attorney was demeaning and belligerent. He discounted our concerns and acted like he did not want to be bothered. This firm advertises that they deal with real estate issues, but this attorney only was interested if we sue and go to court. What a colossal waste of my time. Anyone reading this, please steer clear of Thomson Holman Wheiler.
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20 Sep, 2023 by Brennen perez
Very professional, would recommend.
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20 Sep, 2023 by André dakis
Professional and detailed work. Overall great experience. Front desk receptionists should get a raise!
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21 Dec, 2023 by Barry p
Tucker has been a great help with my real estate and Wills.
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10 Jan, 2023 by Timothy hughes
11 Oct, 2022 by J o
Not the kind of attorney I was searching for.
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12 Oct, 2023 by Goodie2shoes
Angels office and Justin Walters are a JOKE, Walters doesn't understand HIPAA law or even ADA Law under the courts perview. We have drug addicts, and they are wasting the tax payers money, on an ADA dog violation. That should have NEVER happened as Angell is the City Atty, of Rigby, and should have instructed the Mayor and the Police Chief the definition of neighborhood nuience, Tasha and Brenda Lane, I an ADA can not take my ADA dog out in a back yard I perched, because there's agressive dogs that attack the fence, pushing the fence boards into my yard, and those dogs already jumped the fence and attacked another neighbors dogs.So, I took my dog out front and Tasha and Brenda Lane, along with Matthew Polk have been playing games since the day I moved in Angell himself has been named in a Tort, and reported to the BAR so this is just good ole boy retaliation. So, your tax dollars are going to prosecute an ADA person because Angell, didn't council the Mayor, City Council, or the Chief of Police and it's officers of ordinances to get the neighbors under control, of course they didn't, they want to prosecute a dog off a leash for pissing. That's how money grubbing these Zealots are. Wasting YOUR tax dollars to fill thier pockets over perry incident of neighbors that appear to be above the law themselves in Chief Fullmor's eyes I think it's called selective prosecutions, when the law is only applies to specific parties, Oh actually the police manuals already address this, how do I know? I read them ALL. I also went to the PD Academy about 30 years ago and have my 911 dispatcher certs. I have been studying law 23 years. This is nothing but good ole boy retaliation for naming Angell in a Tort, and reporting him to the BAR.
Happy he's playing retaliation for a 156.00 fine? This will probably expose the underground of the criminal complex of back scratching of we will let our friends violate the laws but go after those that we want to make an example of. Tax Payers I'm here to tell you, Angells Firm has already billed the city more than 156.50 on your dime, to prosecute a dog needing a place to take a piss.
As a tax payer you should be pissed that Angell, our little Mayor and self proclaimed "oversight" with ZERO experience in either law or policing knows what the heck Chief Fullmor's doing. Oh, but I sure know what's going on. Because I have combined 30 years of both knowledge of both law and PD knowledge. Unlike our Mayor or even Angell himself.
Justin Walters is a rude little miscreant that does not understand HIPAA or ADA Laws. This law firm is preditory and seeks to abuse it's power within the community off the community's tax dollars. To bad the Police Chief and gang didn't focus on getting drugs off the street, instead they are worried about an ADA dog needing to piss. Oh side note Allen Fillmor and gang of cops don't seem to be able to find former City Atty Dunn with Fentanyl cuz they are to busy trying to nail ADA people and thier dogs needing to go to the bathroom. This is how our tax dollars are spent people. It's only going to get worse.
As I investigate, I found out Angell is rolling in our tax dollars. I public record requested his city contract and just this contract brings in 6k PLUS 3500.00 per misdimeanor. I've found three illegal revenue streams involving citations and fees, he and Justin Walters know what they are doing to the people of Rigby, this goes all the way to the top and through our current government and I have the hard copy proof now. I'm going to the Public Corruption Unit of the FBI where I have turned in a dirty cop now doing 40 years in Club Fed. Angell is so glib he thought no one would catch on. PRR public records, Walters is in charge for fees and fines. I caught Walters and Judge picking who and how to punish people. Citations are supposed to go up per citation. They didn't fine to ordaninces. Chief of the PD involved. Corruption. FOIA Dave Swager, City Hall 4 insurance/ bonds. Police Misconduct/ Dishonest Employees 500k each egregious action.
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09 Jun, 2022 by Mike heiser
Very knowledgeable and are excellent to work with
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11 Sep, 2020 by Amber andrews
12 Oct, 2023 by Goodie2shoes
Angels office and Justin Walters are a JOKE, Walters doesn't understand HIPAA law or even ADA Law under the courts perview. We have drug addicts, and they are wasting the tax payers money, on an ADA dog violation. That should have NEVER happened as Angell is the City Atty, of Rigby, and should have instructed the Mayor and the Police Chief the definition of neighborhood nuience, Tasha and Brenda Lane, I an ADA can not take my ADA dog out in a back yard I perched, because there's agressive dogs that attack the fence, pushing the fence boards into my yard, and those dogs already jumped the fence and attacked another neighbors dogs.So, I took my dog out front and Tasha and Brenda Lane, along with Matthew Polk have been playing games since the day I moved in Angell himself has been named in a Tort, and reported to the BAR so this is just good ole boy retaliation. So, your tax dollars are going to prosecute an ADA person because Angell, didn't council the Mayor, City Council, or the Chief of Police and it's officers of ordinances to get the neighbors under control, of course they didn't, they want to prosecute a dog off a leash for pissing. That's how money grubbing these Zealots are. Wasting YOUR tax dollars to fill thier pockets over perry incident of neighbors that appear to be above the law themselves in Chief Fullmor's eyes I think it's called selective prosecutions, when the law is only applies to specific parties, Oh actually the police manuals already address this, how do I know? I read them ALL. I also went to the PD Academy about 30 years ago and have my 911 dispatcher certs. I have been studying law 23 years. This is nothing but good ole boy retaliation for naming Angell in a Tort, and reporting him to the BAR.
Happy he's playing retaliation for a 156.00 fine? This will probably expose the underground of the criminal complex of back scratching of we will let our friends violate the laws but go after those that we want to make an example of. Tax Payers I'm here to tell you, Angells Firm has already billed the city more than 156.50 on your dime, to prosecute a dog needing a place to take a piss.
As a tax payer you should be pissed that Angell, our little Mayor and self proclaimed "oversight" with ZERO experience in either law or policing knows what the heck Chief Fullmor's doing. Oh, but I sure know what's going on. Because I have combined 30 years of both knowledge of both law and PD knowledge. Unlike our Mayor or even Angell himself.
Justin Walters is a rude little miscreant that does not understand HIPAA or ADA Laws. This law firm is preditory and seeks to abuse it's power within the community off the community's tax dollars. To bad the Police Chief and gang didn't focus on getting drugs off the street, instead they are worried about an ADA dog needing to piss. Oh side note Allen Fillmor and gang of cops don't seem to be able to find former City Atty Dunn with Fentanyl cuz they are to busy trying to nail ADA people and thier dogs needing to go to the bathroom. This is how our tax dollars are spent people. It's only going to get worse.
As I investigate, I found out Angell is rolling in our tax dollars. I public record requested his city contract and just this contract brings in 6k PLUS 3500.00 per misdimeanor. I've found three illegal revenue streams involving citations and fees, he and Justin Walters know what they are doing to the people of Rigby, this goes all the way to the top and through our current government and I have the hard copy proof now. I'm going to the Public Corruption Unit of the FBI where I have turned in a dirty cop now doing 40 years in Club Fed. Angell is so glib he thought no one would catch on. PRR public records, Walters is in charge for fees and fines. I caught Walters and Judge picking who and how to punish people. Citations are supposed to go up per citation. They didn't fine to ordaninces. Chief of the PD involved. Corruption. FOIA Dave Swager, City Hall 4 insurance/ bonds. Police Misconduct/ Dishonest Employees 500k each egregious action.
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09 Jun, 2022 by Mike heiser
Very knowledgeable and are excellent to work with
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11 Sep, 2020 by Amber andrews
21 Dec, 2023 by Barry p
Tucker has been a great help with my real estate and Wills.
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10 Jan, 2023 by Timothy hughes
11 Oct, 2022 by J o
Not the kind of attorney I was searching for.
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12 Jul, 2024 by Jim arnold
Very good at what they do
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21 Feb, 2023 by Anna walker
02 Dec, 2022 by Darrell layton
This guy is a rock star with great knowledge and experience! I recommend him to anyone looking for help!
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12 Jun, 2024 by Brandy vorwaller
19 Dec, 2022 by Meta schmitz
I really wish that I could give this a good review but unfortunately I cannot . I can say that the women who work in the office are magnificent they are wonderful ladies they work hard and they are kind and thoughtful . With that being said I still would definitely not come here and if you do stay away from Adam Olson. This was the biggest waste of money I have ever spent. He was not knowledgeable. He had me do all the footwork. Every other lawyer I have ever had was able to receive documentation on their own. But Adam he makes you do it all. I had to call all the hospitals and tried to get the information which they said they would not release unless I was a lawyer and when I told him that he did nothing. He waits till the last minute to get a hold of you regarding important decisions gives you these 24 and 48 hour timelines. I'm sure there are many more vetted more experienced attorneys out there. I would not waste my money on him. I could go on and on about everything but I really don't have the energy. I will be contacting the Bar Association and informing them of his poor work.
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04 Sep, 2022 by April waid
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17 Sep, 2021 by Patrick george
As a lawyer who does not practice employment law I refer all my clients to this firm when they need an employment lawyer. Very knowledgeable people.
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28 Jul, 2021 by James mccord
Don't recommend you have better use of getting the information from the internet
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11 May, 2021 by Betsy furniss
Very helpful
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27 Aug, 2024 by Genevieve boucher
26 Aug, 2024 by John klinkenborg
Jed Bigelow was extremely professional. He very succinctly helped us sort through our list of estate questions. Very helpful. We look forward to working with him in the future. Thanks so much.
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17 Jul, 2024 by Jay barbera
Mr. Bigelow has assisted and advised me in many business related questions. He is always very professional, knowledgeable
and a pleasure to work with.
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27 Aug, 2024 by Genevieve boucher
26 Aug, 2024 by John klinkenborg
Jed Bigelow was extremely professional. He very succinctly helped us sort through our list of estate questions. Very helpful. We look forward to working with him in the future. Thanks so much.
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17 Jul, 2024 by Jay barbera
Mr. Bigelow has assisted and advised me in many business related questions. He is always very professional, knowledgeable
and a pleasure to work with.
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27 Aug, 2024 by Genevieve boucher
26 Aug, 2024 by John klinkenborg
Jed Bigelow was extremely professional. He very succinctly helped us sort through our list of estate questions. Very helpful. We look forward to working with him in the future. Thanks so much.
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17 Jul, 2024 by Jay barbera
Mr. Bigelow has assisted and advised me in many business related questions. He is always very professional, knowledgeable
and a pleasure to work with.
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13 May, 2023 by Love my kids
He's a great lawyer
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12 May, 2023 by Holly fabiani
02 May, 2023 by Heather racho
You know why you're getting one star Archibald.......
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24 Jul, 2024 by Helen hardy
Jeff Banks took on my partition case leading me to believe that I would be represented by him. He knew all the specifics. Retainer was $5000. Did not hear from him for a long time. I called him numerous times, he did not return my calls. $2000 more and year and a half later, I spoke with him, and what he told me was that he wasn't familiar with partition cases. He sent my case to Tyler Dodge. Tyler just wanted to get it settled. For anybody out there who has $7000 to spend, you should treat yourself to a nice vacation!!
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18 Apr, 2023 by Kalina peace
Very helpful and where quick to get things settled. Staff was kind and helpful every time I called.
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28 Sep, 2022 by Jana
I have always used Jeff Banks for my legal matters.
He is attentive, detail-oriented, and gets me results every time.
I am so impressed with him and will not hesitate to use him in my future endeavors.
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