Thompson, Randall & Mellen, PC, located in St. George, Utah, is a team of experienced legal experts ready to assist you with a variety of legal matters. Whether you are facing a divorce, need help with estate planning, or require assistance with real estate transactions, our team of attorneys is here to help. With a focus on family law, business law, and real estate law, we offer a wide range of legal services to meet your needs.

Our attorneys are dedicated to providing personalized and knowledgeable legal representation to each of our clients. We understand that legal matters can be complex and overwhelming, which is why we are here to guide you through the process and help you achieve the best possible outcome.

If you are in need of legal assistance in St. George, Utah, contact Thompson, Randall & Mellen, PC today to schedule a consultation. Let our team of skilled attorneys provide you with the legal support and guidance you need to navigate your legal issues effectively.

Marcial “Marshal” Abrahantes

4/10/2025

Although no longer practicing litigation, Aaron Randall was of great help on a HOA dispute

Julio Fernandez

6/24/2023

Great staff and service. Mr. Randall helped us with a bunch of documents.

Derek Sundberg

8/28/2020

When I first met Aaron, he presented himself as someone who would be a strong advocate for me against my ex-wife. He even used the words “We could nuke your with what you’ve shown me.” He turned into a lamb as soon as things actually got moving. Didn’t really fight for anything. He also informed me that we were not allowed to bring other motions or subjects into the case that was in front of us, but somehow I was forced to sign passport documents as part of a child support case. When I reviewed some of his billing invoices, I noticed that I was charged 12 minutes of his time for a 2 sentence email. Sounds appropriate. Then, instead of following up on other topics that we discussed, he withdraws as my counsel, without a phone call or an email, just a copy of the notice submitted to the court. Just as well. I heard from some court reporters that he was buddy buddy with the opposing counsel, but he never informed me of that either. If that’s standard practice, great. I wish him the best.