Don’t waste your money! He doesn’t show up for court and is constantly on his cell phone!

I have been working with Steve as my attorney for over 10 years now. He is thorough, direct, and ensures that the cases receive the utmost attention. I would recommend him to anyone in need of a great attorney.

I observed Spencer present an oral argument in the Utah Court of Appeals and was not impressed. He neglected to answer the judges questions in a satisfactory manner. Spencer did not appear adequately prepared to represent his client in the Court of Appeals. Spencer did not respect the judges and became confrontational. I would not hire Stephen D. Spencer nor encourage others to do so. You deserve better representation for your money.

Where is Stephen Spencer?
Thousands of dollars paid.
What is your correct address, and phone number?
Unable to get a hold of you. I need to get a
copy of 1 document out of the hundreds I was billed for. You no longer are at two of the offices you have listed. Need at least a correct phone number, or even how to contact you.

Stephen handled my divorce with care. Many years later I had questions about documents and he was able to help me again. I will definitely be returning to Stephen with any future law matters. Very efficient and big hearted attorney

STEVEN SPENCER LIKES TO TAKE $$ FROM U AND NOT REPRESENT THE CASE HE LOVES TO TAKE YOUR $$ BUT NOT WIN YOUR CASE .. DO NOT WAST YOUR MONEY ON THIS JOKE .

Stephen has been the worst lawyer by far that we've ever had. He never returned phone calls or email. He charged us a retainer of $3,000. We went to court once and that was it he never did another thing. He kinda just vanished. I don't recommend him at all. Nothing was solved in our case, not a single thing. When we call his office to try and get some of our money back no one seems to be able to help.

I find this attorney to be intelligent and committed to his cases. My experience of him is that he understands the law and feels that everyone needs representation even if the odds are stacked against them as often times is the case in criminal defense.