Mark L. Clark - Nampa, ID
Lawyers in Nampa, ID
PO Box 846 9 Wall St Nampa, ID 83653 - 0846
Updated: 02/15/2026
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Consulted Law firm 2012-2025Back in 2011 my ex almost killed me I was on life support during court it was stated that he took care of any and all medical and bills due to the injury.. this law firm knew this I let them know in court my lawyer sent the paperwork to them and I never heard from them again fast forward to today my wages are being garnished $650 a month my 16 year old son and I are going to be homeless how do I look him in the eyes and explain to him that he will have to go live in a group home and give up his life?? we are losing our place, our pets everything we finally got back our whole life and since my son cannot stay in my car with me because it's too cold he's going to go to foster care his dad passed away three yrs ago ... They are evil people full of money and greed when they see their maker and have to look him in the eye they will be judged..
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Consulted Law firm 2024I am a single mom of 2 little girls- I received notice that my wages were going to be garnished for my Ex husbands medical bills...bill that accrued AFTER we were divorced. I explained that in our divorce papers, it states that the ex-husband is responsible for his own debt (and is also $18,000 in debt in child support at this time). THIS IS NOT MY DEBT. Mark Clark and his legal team did not care, and stated that because they couldn't find my ex-husband... I was the one responsible. I am a kindergarten teacher that is living paycheck to paycheck. I am 100% the sole provider for two little girls. How is this legal!? Mark Clark and his legal team should be held accountable for their unethical practice and lack of integrity.
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Consulted Law firm 2017-2024This is the most shady company I have ever worked with. They refuse to provide answers, try to collect twice in a week and 7 years later after 5 attempts to garnish my wages, garnished my bank account and took Federal funds and my children's personal income. He lied to the Sheriff's office and did not verify my address so they sent the paperwork I needed to the wrong address, an attempt to get away with more shady and non attorney like behavior. I had to report this to the Sheriff. The original attorney on this case, has left. Another attorney answered my attorney that does not even work with this man. I filled out a request for records on him, and I suggest everyone does the same, possibly join the fight to get this man and what he does to peoples lives out of business.
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Consulted Law firm 2022Attorney Mark Clark's Secretary "Betty" is completely unprofessional and disrespectful I am not sure how she even holds the position she currently does. I would definitely look elsewhere for an attorney as this company already has personal options and judgments about you and your case before they even know the details.
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