NeSmith & NeSmith, P.C.

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About NeSmith & NeSmith, P.C.

From the firm’s website

Attorneys

• Stephen M. NeSmith, Jr. — Managing Partner
• Scott M. NeSmith — Senior Partner
• Andrew H. Wright — Attorney

Services listed

Immigration Law, Personal Injury, Family Law, Criminal Defense, Probate, Workers' Compensation, Estate Planning

Languages

English, Español

Consultations

Consultations are charged

Fees

For personal injury cases, clients pay nothing unless the firm wins; a consultation fee applies for immigration matters.

Offices

• 472 S Lawrence St, Montgomery, AL 36104
• 1559 Professional Pkwy, Suite B, Auburn, AL 36830
• 119 South Foster St, #103, Dothan, AL 36301
• 602 Jackson Ave, Clanton, AL 35045

Source: nesmithfirm.com · checked October 19, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.

Hours of Operation

Monday

8 am–5 pm

Tuesday

8 am–5 pm

Wednesday

8 am–5 pm

Thursday

8 am–5 pm

Friday

8 am–5 pm

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

Details & Amenities

• Oscar Delfin· via Google

  I highly recommend them. Steven has done a great work for me, my family and friends I always send with him.

  2 years ago
• Rajeev K· via Google

  I approached the Smith Jr to discuss the issues with immigration of my dependents. The attorney didn't have enough experience in the area in which I was looking for advice. Luckily I did enough research on my own before approaching them. Attorney was ready to discuss the problem and spent close to 45 minutes with me and often referred online documentation to study my problem. In the end it looked like I went there to give advice to him as I was more knowledgeable in the area where I sought advice. What I was expecting was a follow up email communication to clear my outstanding questions for which he couldn't provide any suggestions at that time. I have sent an email with my questions, but I didn't get any reply yet.

  10 years ago
• Patrick Gratz· via Google

  They provided caring and compassionate service for my mom when my dad was killed in a car accident by a distracted driver. They explained in detail each step in her case before it happened so we would be prepared. They were very patient with my 80-year old mom and my family will be eternally grateful for what they did for her to settle the lawsuit.

  3 years ago
• Graciela Schotz· via Google

  I had to do nearly everything for myself; they never advised me as to what I needed to do to prepare for my case. No video calls, nothing. I was expecting more for all the money I paid. A lot of money for hardly anything.

  a year ago
• Sam Terantina· via Google

  What I experienced here has all the symptoms of a document mill. These people charge $400/hr for a consultation. For that price, I am expecting expertise. I did not get that. What I got was an unprofessional looking person who was not only unable to answer my direct question, but actually gave me information that was objectively incorrect. I repeat: If I hadn't read the USCIS website thoroughly myself beforehand, if I had taken this person's advice, my family may have faced dire consequences. The entire experience: The attorney was late (even though the office was empty). I was taken into a room with a big projector screen. The person sat me down and attempted to start reading off a scripted sheet of questions. I informed the person I was not at the beginning of the process, and since my money had only bought half an hour, time was of the essence. I came here to get my question answered. When I asked it, the attorney was obviously unprepared and began stalling and frantically scrolling through the USCIS website on the projector. They stopped on a piece of information and quoted it as the answer to my question, but without going through the rest of the page. Because I knew what was on the rest of the page, I knew for a fact this person was just winging it, trying not to look stupid, and ended up giving me an incomplete picture of my situation and advice that was objectively false. Now we get into the document milling: This person then began to gaslight me as if I can't fill out my name on a form. This is despite the fact that all of my forms were correctly filled out to this point. The reason for me coming in wasn't because of incomplete or incorrect forms. I was quoted $1000 for a single form; I shudder to think how much they'd charge for someone who needed a 485, 130, 130A, 131, etc filled out. If I could give 0 stars, I would. Consult here at your own risk. And watch these 5 star "reviews" with no details; may be in need of a validity check.

  a year ago