Vickers Law

Does not defend, he is the only court appointed attorney in fargo, so I had no choice. The evidence he retreaved helped police suddenly of case. Doesn't care about defending when he helps the other side and tries to convince you a guilty plea, without evidence from both sides of case, the judge will always find you guilty. He did not even mention im unable to work due to chronic pain that has left me broke and home's with no income, did not defend or let me speak one word though out whole ordeal.

I would like to take a moment to share my sincere appreciation for Stormy Vickers, who has been, without question, the most exceptional attorney I’ve ever worked with. As someone in her 30s with limited understanding of the legal system, I entered a challenging legal situation feeling overwhelmed and disheartened. Prior to Stormy, I had been represented by two court-appointed attorneys. Despite believing in my innocence, I was mentally preparing myself for a loss, simply because I felt unheard and unsupported. The case spanned nearly a year, filled with emotional setbacks and uncertainty. When my second attorney had to withdraw due to a conflict of interest, Stormy was appointed to my case. Initially, I didn’t know what to expect—but from the moment he stepped in, everything changed. St

An amazing attorney went above and beyond. Very well spoken very well-versed in North Dakota law and excellent person to have on your team.

I had stormy vickers he makes you take plea deals doesnt side with you just advises you what he thinks the judge will do than once case is done he will go talk to the victim in your case and apologize hahaha he is not on your side he works for the courts dont waste your time with this joke of an attorney

Terrible, misled me and I ended up with 4 additional warrants. Followed every advice he gave and still ended up doing house arrest in addition to the plea we argreed to. STORMI VICKERS doesn’t respond to your attempts at contact and refuses to return telephone calls and emails. Never ever take him to court with you. If you ever do, immediately ask for another attorney. You’ll thank me later.