Amanda Poehls

Bill takes a little getting used to. He’s going to tell you it like it is. He’s a nice enough guy who’s a bit brash but easy to get along with. Leah, his assistant, is an absolute gem. If you want Bill to get back to you, well, I hope you’re prepared to wait. And there are items that need to be resolved which can be overlooked if you don’t know what to look for. I wasn’t completely satisfied with the outcome, but Bill was a lifesaver in a time when I had nowhere to turn.

Renee Padget

It was a difficult, long divorce. My issue is I completed my requirements for the divorce. I paid off and did the requirements. The Bills office left me with no options to have my ex finish his requirement. I'm glad I'm legally divorced, but it would be nice to finish the job. The division of property so I could move on clean. They left me with no follow-up to requir ex to complete his requirements. This has allowed him to send several people to harass me. tring to regain properties that were required to be released to me. I am not able to get full value because I can not get titles or release myself from titles of property I dont have. It's not a clean break

Ashlee Shultz

Bill has been amazing. He has been my one and only attorney, and I have never deviated from Bill Thompson any time I needed advice or family representation. He will give to you straight and will not sell you pipe dreams. I have worked with Bill for 17 years! And he is genuine and I couldn’t ask for a better attorney!

Kristi Lukes

Bill is a great attorney who also truly cares about his clients. He took my case knowing I couldn't afford much and worked with me on payments because he cared more about my family and protecting my kids than he did about the paycheck. I would recommend him to anyone.

Lisa

RUN, DON'T WALK!! I WISH I COULD GIVE NEGATIVE STARS! The most unprofessional "professional" I have ever dealt with. Fired him and went with another attorney. He wouldn't refund even a portion of my retainer (I realize legally he didn't have to but morally he should have). He spent more time talking about his divorce and family situation than my case. The first time we were in court, he sat there telling me how because he owns his own business his young son can work for him and have an IRA. He said he is setting up his son to be a millionaire by the time he is 18. Shared this while I was worrying how I would get my share of assets to live month to month. The second time we went to court he showed up when the process was done. When going to court for the actual hearing I was massively stressed because I new we weren't ready. I was at the point of a panic attack that there was no way I could proceed with the hearing. What did he suggest...that I go out to breakfast with my soon to be ex-husband to see if we could "work something out". When I was in such a fragile emotional state I feel this was totally unethical. The attorney I ended up hiring was wonderful and ended up getting me over 3 times the amount he wanted me to accept. He added so much stress to the most stressful period of my life.