I am a personal injury attorney and have used Matt Jube as a criminal lawyer for my clients for…read moreyears. He is an excellent criminal lawyer that has extensive knowledge of the judicial system. Every time there was a criminal issue with one of my clients he quickly took care of the problem. He also was quick to return a call and help my clients in times of need. Matt also showed a lot of compassion toward my clients that need a little bit of personal attention. I highly recommend Matt Jube as a Criminal Lawyer.

From the owner: Attorney Matthew Jube is an expert Criminal Defense Lawyer located in downtown Provo, Utah, serving…read moreclients throughout the state of Utah. Decades of criminal law experience and superior courtroom results have earned him a reputation as a skilled trial lawyer and negotiator. Mr. Jube has personally tried hundreds of cases and is dedicated to getting his clients the most favorable resolution. Areas of practice include but are not limited to: DUI & Drug Offenses, Theft & Burglary, Murder & Homicide, White-Collar crimes, Juvenile offenses, Sex Crimes, Assault, Aggravated Crimes. Find out how Mr. Jube can help you. Call today for a Free Phone Consultation.

I was looking for a good attorney in the Provo area and I found John Larsen through a mutual…read morefriend. As my friend stated, John was great to work with and really helped me out. If you are looking for a lawyer that cares about your case, definitely give John a try. I give the Larsen Law Firm a 5 star.

From the owner: At Larsen Law located in Provo, Utah, the client is our main focus. When we become your attorney,…read moreour primary goal is to do whatever we possibly can to help you and to make your current situation better. We understand better than anyone that good people experience hard times and difficult situations. Let us carry your burdens and deal professionally with your legal problems. In doing so, your problems will be lessened, your rights will be protected and you will be taking complete control of your future. Whether you are experiencing financial hardship and need to file for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, you are going through a Divorce or have a Child Custody issue, you have been charged with a crime and need to know what your rights are, or you have been hurt in an accident, contact our firm immediately so that one of our experienced attorneys can inform you as to what your options are, how your rights can be protected and ultimately, how you can take complete control of your future. At Larsen Law we understand that going through a legal action like a Bankruptcy, Divorce, or Criminal charge can be confusing and downright scary. However, we have found that the more questions our attorneys can answer for clients and the more available our attorneys are to simply speak with clients the easier the legal process is for our clients...

Horribly dismal company: they were friendly and helpful and full of advice, until the day they got…read moretheir retainer check. Then they never took a phone call, and they ignored messages, they weren't available for appointments. They were absolutely the worst worst worst ever. it breaks my heart. What a horrible job they did and the damage that was done by retaining this firm and the incompetent fools behind it. A public defender is much better than these people who don't care about you and will not treat you good

First off. Thank you Zabriski. In regards to the potential customer reading this review you need to…read moreunderstand what I mean by saying thank you. Have you ever felt stuck and wanted someone to take the necessary time to help you solve problems you might have as an individual?! To have a company serve you as a person, father, American or someone just wanting a second chance not a number or possible $$ sign? Zabriski will treat you as such! Call and talk to Trevor! What I have expressed above is nothing without artifacts so here is some from my own personal experience. All though it has been a bumpy road. I believe Zabriski law firm does understand why their business exists. They understand it's not to take money and step in front of the judge and spit some law Hoopla none of us clients really truly understand. They helped me understand what I was sacking my head in agreement to. They understand they can make a difference and help people be represented fairly and honestly. There is a trust set by the individual that the attorney at Zabriski will care enough about to do business fairly and honestly. And they did that for me. I won't go into to much detail, but Zabriski met with me and spent time listening to me and understanding my current circumstances so much that they worked with me on the business end of things $$. They were able to get a very serious DV charge removed with only one requirement. That requirement was to be evaluated by the VA. My case was around 4-5 years ago. Why am I just barely posting? Well hence the bumpy road part, but what matters is Zabriski in the end practiced great business ethics and serving me as an individual. You might ask yourself this review isn't true or made up to make the firm look good. Contact me if you truly don't believe me and I'll talk with you. I would work with Zabriski in the future, BUT hope to never have to require there professionalism again. Solely because I hope to never have to use there area of expertise in the future! Haha. Thanks again Trevor and the Zabriski Law Firm.

The Moody Brown law firm, helped with my divorce case was outstanding. They handled everything with…read moreprofessionalism, efficiency, and compassion. What impressed me most was their ability to complete the entire process in less than five months, which was much quicker than I anticipated. They were proactive in their communication, kept me informed every step of the way, and made sure that both my legal and emotional needs were addressed. Their approach had a positive impact on my family, as they prioritized amicable resolutions, helping us move forward with minimal conflict. I'm incredibly grateful for their support during such a challenging time. The best stuff and Tim and Molly were absolutely incredible in handling my divorce case. It was a tough and complex situation, but they managed to get it resolved quickly--far faster than I ever expected--and without adding unnecessary stress to our lives. Their professionalism and approach made a huge difference. Thanks to them, we achieved great results, and now my family and I are at peace. I truly appreciate all their hard work and dedication throughout this challenging time. For sure, I highly recommend this company. Tim and Molly went above and beyond to make a difficult process as smooth as possible. Their expertise and care ensured that we got the best possible outcome in a timely manner. If you're facing a similar situation, you can trust them to handle it with professionalism and efficiency. and with the best value for your family.

*** 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.

I don't write reviews lightly, but my experience with Fillmore Spencer was deeply disappointing…read more My wife and I cared for my grandfather in his home for over a decade. During a critical court case involving his situation, the firm failed to appear at the scheduled hearing. I had to call the attorney myself to ask where they were. When they finally arrived, they were completely unprepared. As a result of how the case was handled, my grandfather was ultimately forced to leave his home and move into a retirement facility, where he later passed away. Although Randy later took over the matter and refunded our payment, the damage had already been done. I also retained the firm for a separate criminal matter. I was advised to plead no contest and was told that after five years the record could simply be expunged. When the time came to pursue expungement, I was told they would contact the city prosecutor. Months passed with no updates. My emails went unanswered, and my calls were not returned. Eventually, the attorney handling my case left the firm and apparently did not transfer any meaningful information. Afterward, I was charged again to continue the expungement process, only to be told a week later that there was nothing they could do. No meaningful follow-up was made, and even a simple call to the prosecutor's office was declined. While they offered to refund the second charge, that does not compensate for the wasted time, lack of communication, or the consequences of the legal advice I was given regarding the plea. In both matters, I experienced poor communication, lack of preparation, and a failure to follow through. I cannot recommend this firm based on my experience.

Randy Spencer was a huge help during a stressful time. Our insurance company wasn't willing to…read morecover us after an accident, and Randy stepped in quickly. He was very responsive, asked the right questions, and kept things moving. He sent a strong letter to the insurer with citations to Utah law and made it clear he was prepared to file a complaint. Almost immediately after that, the insurance company changed their position and covered us. Randy was efficient and mindful about keeping his billable hours down, and he genuinely focused on making sure we were treated fairly. I'm very grateful for his help and would recommend him without hesitation.

John was a fantastic and professional lawyer who made dealing with my case so easy. He is very…read moredetermined and honestly did all the hard work for me. Thank you John!

John Easton is amazing. The outcome of my case was better than expected and John always got back to…read moreme within minutes if I had a question. Would definitely recommend his services.

Richard Gale is a LION of an attorney. He represented a loved one of mine in a recent stressful…read morecase involving more than three felony charges with possible punishment of prison for life. Richard and my loved one achieved a NOT GUILTY charge for the three most egregious charges setting my loved one free (with probation). I also enjoyed that Richard really listened to my loved one and didn't try to push him into plea deals (as other attorneys had). He charged my family a reasonable price (honestly we should have paid him three times what he charged for the defense - and I really mean that). Richard is also a cheerful person as many attorneys are not.

I have never felt compelled to leave a review for an attorney based solely on an interaction in a…read morecourtroom... until today. During my son's court proceeding, this attorney and another defense attorney were sitting in the courtroom having a conversation loudly enough to be disruptive while my son's case was being heard. I politely asked them if they could please keep their voices down. They quieted down briefly, but the loud conversation started again. I politely asked a second time. Instead of simply acknowledging the request, this attorney Richard Gale, told me to move, in a manner I found unnecessarily rude and disrespectful. What bothered me most was the complete lack of professionalism and courtroom decorum. I was not yelling. I was not causing a scene. I made a simple, respectful request that two attorneys stop talking loudly while another person's case was being heard. The irony is hard to miss: had I, as a family member sitting in that courtroom, behaved the way these attorneys were behaving during one of their clients' cases, I have little doubt I would have been reprimanded or removed from the courtroom. Attorneys are held to a higher professional standard for a reason. People sitting in a courtroom are often experiencing one of the most stressful and serious moments of their lives. They deserve basic courtesy and respect and NOT to be treated as an inconvenience when they politely ask for the same consideration being expected of everyone else. This review is based solely on my firsthand experience with this attorney (Richard Gale) today. I cannot speak to his legal abilities or the outcomes of his cases. I can, however, speak to how he conducted himself in the courtroom and how he chose to treat me when I respectfully addressed a disruption. And based on that experience, I would not recommend him.

He withdrew from my case without informing me properly and told me I didn't have court. I canceled…read moreall my plans, only to later get a call on the hearing date while I was driving, which caused me to be late and disrupted everything. He then offered me $500 back with no clear explanation why. There was also what felt like complicity with the other law firm because of the inaccurate legal information I was given. (Jacob Gunter) gave inconsistent advice, made too many assumptions, and later denied things that were previously said. This created confusion and a serious lack of trust. I recorded all conversations, so I would advise others to be cautious and ask for clear explanations in writing whenever possible. If you're looking for a lawyer who gives poor advice, makes assumptions about your employment even after reviewing your pay stubs and work history, and questions what you do for work simply because you drive a nice car, then this was my experience. As my lawyer, making comments like, "Do you drive Uber or work for someone?" instead of reviewing the actual facts felt unprofessional and discriminatory.

If I could select a lower rating I would. The counselor in charge of my case resigned from my case…read morewithout my knowledge. I did not know this until I received a bill for services in the mail of which I made an inquiry about. When I asked a question about the bill the lady on the phone advised me the counselor assigned to my case had left the firm. This was a few days before my case was to be heard. Attempting to get ahold of the newly assigned counselor was simply a text message telling me everything was going to be "OK"? I had left a message for a return call as well as I texting back the new counselor. Case was simple enough but the retainer was eaten up in unnecessary calls I had to make. The previous counselor (resigned) had told me a plea would be prearranged but it apparently was not discussed until the day of my trial. My retainer? I actually owe them money which is insulting to say the least. The counselor who originally did my case charged for services which were moot and had to be redone. But of course I had to pay for it.

Very poor Quality took our case and our money and say that he would be able to help our son and…read morethen at our next conversation he said no more money but he had taken most of it and nothing was done in his case.

David should win award for best lawyer in Utah if possible the entire United States . I had issue…read morewith getting an interview scheduled for my green card for almost 3 years of filing . David to the case up and in few months I got an interview date and today i have my green card.

He withdrew from my case without informing me properly and told me I didn't have court. I canceled…read moreall my plans, only to later get a call on the hearing date while I was driving, which caused me to be late and disrupted everything. He then offered me $500 back with no clear explanation why. There was also what felt like complicity with the other law firm because of the inaccurate legal information I was given. (Jacob Gunter) gave inconsistent advice, made too many assumptions, and later denied things that were previously said. This created confusion and a serious lack of trust. I recorded all conversations, so I would advise others to be cautious and ask for clear explanations in writing whenever possible. If you're looking for a lawyer who gives poor advice, makes assumptions about your employment even after reviewing your pay stubs and work history, and questions what you do for work simply because you drive a nice car, then this was my experience. As my lawyer, making comments like, "Do you drive Uber or work for someone?" instead of reviewing the actual facts felt unprofessional and discriminatory.

Jake was honestly the best attorney I have ever had. I strongly recommend him. He will fight for…read moreyou whatever the case may be. He is very reliable, responsible and respectful. Words can not express how thankful I was to have him as my attorney! My ex wife was trying to accuse me of stuff just so that she can get immigration paperwork out of me and Jake fought for my innocence. Alejandro Cader