I had their team help me with my companies operating agreement. The process was very easy. I have…read moreworked with other attorneys, but this experience was by far the best. They helped us develop a great plan for our business and I am grateful for the help they provided. I gave them a 5 star for their customer service and excellent understanding of my needs and how they delivered.

From the owner: For many years, Robinson, Seiler & Anderson, LC, has been one of the leading Provo law firms. Our…read moreattorneys advise businesses, local governments, professionals, school districts, individuals and families throughout central Utah in a broad range of legal areas, including personal injury, business law, litigation, real estate, bankruptcy and governmental law. We are known in the Provo legal community as skilled trial lawyers. If you have a legal matter that needs to go to court to reach a satisfactory conclusion, our attorneys have the experience and knowledge to protect your interests. With a commitment to excellence and service, our lawyers and supporting staff are dedicated to helping individuals, families and business owners achieve their goals. While we are big enough to take on large opponents, we offer the personal touch of a small firm with deep ties to the Provo-Orem metropolitan area. Schedule a consultation today.

MBLaw has an amazing Team. So worth the price and they understand your money is precious and do…read moretheir best to work wisely with it. They helped me with my divorce. I would recommend MBLaw to anyone in need for a divorce lawyer.

*** UPDATE in response to the firm's comment below: ***…read more What prospective clients are reading below is a masterclass in clumsy damage control and textbook panic from a law firm caught completely flat-footed. Every single move they attempted below followed a predictable playbook line for line, complete with hilarious blunders: 1. The Manufactured Timeline Lie: The firm opens by claiming this is a "second review following our response to his first review." That is a demonstrable fabrication designed to manipulate perception. Both of my reviews were posted BEFORE I received so much as a private email from Marilyn, and long before this clumsy public reply. Inventing a fictional cause-and-effect to paint a paying client as an escalating aggressor is brazenly dishonest. 2. The Retainer Deception: Claiming I "sought to retain them again" is pure manipulation. They still held my active retainer in trust to enforce the very decree they drafted. I didn't hire them anew; they were already sitting on my cash. 3. The Pronoun Comedy: Multiple legal professionals cobbled together this response and couldn't even coordinate pronouns, clumsily flip-flopping between the corporate "We will not engage" and Marilyn's wounded "At no time did I advise" and "Ultimately I determined." You'd think lawyers could proofread basic grammar before lecturing the public. 4. "We Will Not Engage" (Followed by a 400-Word Manifesto). 5. The Sanitized "Termination": The response delicately claims, "Ultimately, I determined that I could no longer effectively represent him." What they conveniently omit is the sheer cowardice of how they did it: they dumped a high-stakes client via a Monday morning text message from an administrative assistant; the first business day after being caught pushing a reckless quitclaim deed on a $5.8M underwater note. 6. "Standing By" Incompetence: The firm closes with, "We stand by the representation provided." Let the public reflect on what you are actually standing by: you are publicly standing by steering a client to sign away property rights while remaining 100% personally liable on a $5.8M debt; you are standing by offering zero strategy for commercial guarantor exposure; and you are standing by abandoning a client via an administrative text message. When legal professionals proudly "stand by" that level of negligence in broad daylight, it isn't integrity; it is the breathtaking spectacle of a firm publicly endorsing its own incompetence. Prospective clients should take them at their word and run. *** UPDATE in response to the firm's comment below: *** If your Divorce involves high financial stakes, personal exposure, or complex lending, steer completely clear of Marilyn Brown / Moody Brown Law. I retained her while navigating a $5.8M commercial loan guarantee that is roughly $1.7M underwater. From day one, her representation was defined by dreadfully slow, evasive, and inefficient communication--dragging out simple issues and running up billable hours while offering zero strategic clarity. But the real danger wasn't just the wasted money; it was her shocking incompetence. Right up until the day before she dropped me, she was steering me to sign a quitclaim deed. I had to be the one to educate my own lawyer on basic real estate and banking reality: signing a quitclaim deed surrenders my title and ownership rights while leaving me 100% personally on the hook for millions in debt. At the same time, she flatly refused to address my questions regarding my rights, risk mitigation, and compensation as the guarantor carrying all the downside. The moment she realized I saw through her terrible advice and held her feet to the fire, she acted offended, played dumb, and abruptly terminated representation. I anticipate the firm's standard, sterile response to this review, so let me dismantle it right now: * Do not let her hide behind "client confidentiality" to avoid the facts. Privilege belongs to the client, and I am putting the facts on the table. She hides behind silence because her advice is indefensible. * Do not let her spin raw incompetence as "delivering hard truths." Handing away property rights while remaining personally liable on an underwater note isn't a "hard truth"--it is malpractice-level advice. * Do not let her claim she was merely "exploring options." That reckless quitclaim deed was the only strategy she put on the table. * Do not let her dress up cowardly abandonment as an "ethical duty to withdraw." She didn't withdraw over an "ethical breakdown in communication"--she panicked, cut, and ran the second she got caught giving disastrous advice to a client who knew better. When millions of dollars are on the line, you need a sharp, accountable advocate. Marilyn Brown burned my money, pushed a catastrophic strategy, and ran for the nearest hole the second she was exposed.

Very professional and generous service from Mark Flickinger. I came to him to ask for a second…read moreopinion on my case, and he took a generous amount of time out of his day to hear the details and give me advice on what I should do. He was prompt to answer phone calls, which is something that I highly value after other experiences with attorneys. He also makes it a point to personally contact his clients rather than pawning them off onto staff like many other attorneys tend to do. Mark is a very well-versed attorney who provides trainings on personal injury law to other attorneys in the area. His expertise is apparent, and his sincerity self-evident.

Mark was a tireless worker, organized, and extremely helpful going beyond what seemed normal in…read moreensuring our son was cared for by insurance companies, hospitals, etc. He was personable and caring and I'm a fan.

We signed papers with Brett a couple months ago and I did what I was advised to do which was going…read moreto take a large sum of money but I was trying to make sure my mom got the money she deserved since she was almost 80 after falling down the stairs in our rental and breaking both ankles and ended up with a brain bleed that caused an embolism, heart attack,stroke, and sepsis and lived through it. I know he wanted us to stay until the end of the lease so there was no problems with getting his person in here after the city stated her basement was in UNLIVABLE conditions and very dangerous with no permit so it never had an inspection due to no permit stated by the master building inspector but because she will never be the same after this I needed to know she will be ok for the rest of her life and they charged us for a basement FOR 3 YEARS WHICH is fraud alone. Her bills are most likely over 1 million now and Brett said to do whatever I needed to so we don't get evicted so I did. I took out every and any loan possible to pay the 13k they wanted since we asked them to fix the issue since no one was supposed to be living in the basement ever and they were reporting on our credit for over 2 years we were late on rent when it was a lie too.We desperately needed help and after I came up with everything they ask for this lawyer dropped us. He didn't do it before we paid them he did it right after. It makes me think he was friends with them all along. When I called saying I paid them off and asked what he needed next from me he said,"Im sorry I cant help you at all." WE checked up wit because he asked us to stayin 9t 13k to pay them and then 700 and then 500.

Zeb Weeks was my car accident attorney. I hate to say that my experience with Zeb was awful! The…read morecommunication was unbelievably poor. I needed a massage and my Chiropractor didn't have that service. I asked Zeb if he could find my a place to get a massage and he gave me the number of a very sketchy practice that told me they would give me a massage if I turned my treatment over to them totally. zeb thought I should, even though I was extremely happy with FLOW chiropractic. This situation turn out to be very unprofessional and like I said, sketchy. I called Zeb, very upset at the lack of communication, the situation with the massage and the company they directed me to, among other issues dealing with his team. We had a heated exchange on the a long phone call And I told him I was never able to get my massage. He said he would contact that center and get back to me... never happened. When I was done with my treatment , his team reached out to make sure they had all the treatment information and asked if I could ver got my massage. I was so angry that they didn't have any information for that exchange with Zeb about that situation. I decided right then to switch attorneys. When I spoke with Zeb about why I told him all of the things I had told him on our heated call. He acted so surprise. When I asked him if he had notes about our phone call and not getting the massage, he said he must have forgotten to take notes on that conversation . I was shocked. How good of an attorney could this man be, if he can't take notes on an important call. When my attorney got my file, so many things were not updated. I would advise HEAVILY to not go with Zeb Weeks. So disorganized and incompetent!

I sent my case to many attorneys in Provo, Mr. Heidman was the only one who took his time to answer…read moreme. He explained to me why I had no case and even when I wrote back saying something nonsense, he wrote back and explained in more details about my situation. Now that I've been educated, I can leave this behind and move forward with my life. Thanks

So disappointed in how this company bills. Chris was my attorney. They overlap fees and added…read morecharges that were not legit. I spent two years dealing with their unfair billing practices and obnoxious harassing phone calls from Alex; who is their unprofessional billing guy. In the end, i settled with them and celebrated by never having to deal with them again! I absolutely would not recommend this company. Find a fair attorney who isn't just seeing dollar signs. You definitely will NOT get what you're paying for with this company. Look elsewhere.