Emy helped me through a difficult divorce, and I'm very grateful to have had her in my corner…read morethroughout the process. She was extremely responsive, gave me sound and practical advice, and helped me make decisions during a time when it wasn't always easy to know what the right decision was. When I was unsure of myself, she advocated for me and made sure I understood my options without ever making me feel pressured. She also went beyond just handling the legal side of things. She connected me with helpful resources for things like home appraisals and refinancing, which made navigating the divorce much easier. Most importantly, I trusted her judgment. I felt that she understood what mattered to me and genuinely represented my interests throughout the process. Divorce is not something I would wish on anyone, but if you find yourself needing an attorney to help you through one, I would absolutely recommend her.

Had a great consultation and solid advice from Emmy. I will be contacting her in the future to…read morefight for me. Thank you, Emy for your kindness and support.

Earl was great and handled our agreement with ease and professionalism. He's not your typical in…read moreoffice high priced attorney, like the ones I used to work for, but rather relaxed but responsive to questions! Since our matter was fairly simple and in his area of expertise, I can only speak for our experience. Great guy!!

I've never met someone so genuine in this field of work. He helped me tremendously and would…read moredefinitely recommend UDA to anyone seeking his services.

Carlos was my angel today, he was able to help me beyond words. I told him I'm going to be a mess…read moreand he said not to worry they will take care of me. Thank you.

If I could give zero stars I would. I hired Tarl Johnson to represent my son in his divorce case…read moreearly October 2024. Tarl Johnson of Brown Family Law is by far one of the worse attorney's I have ever worked with. Mr. Johnson was hired based off of his statement that he was a shark in the courtroom, he was a good communicator, does not waste clients' money, communicates every Friday with his client and has his paralegal text on Wednesday (for free). He has also stated that he has made respondents and judges cry with his questioning, and he would get everything that was rightfully due my son. Mr. Johnson started out strong but then proceeded to lack luster. He made statements on things that he was going to get handled without follow through. Stated things would be handled in court (community debt and fraudulent house purchase) and then did nothing to bring them up. Was the first to say he would draft the Rule 69 when the judge asked (this was so he could charge us over $3500 to write the order). He gave my son bad advice when it came to him continuing to pay his ex-wife's car insurance and cell phone. He advised him to sell the phone (can't do that while it is being financed) and to just take her off his car insurance (which most insurance companies won't do until proof of insurance for the vehicle has been shown). What attorney gives bad advice to a client? I have spoken to Mr. Johnson with assurances of filing for conferences, extension of dismissal (never done which led my son's case to be dismissed) and filing motion for trial. None of that was ever done. I had notified Mr. Johnson that my credit card had expired and to have his office please call me so I can give an updated one which they never did. My son would text the paralegal with questions with no responses to his questions. My son's case was not difficult, 50/50 parenting time, no child support (mind you she would be responsible paying my son child support as she makes more money), community debt, house division and attorney fees. This is pretty straight forward. I communicated with Mr. Johnson on February 19, 2025, to make the decision of continuing with him or retaining new counsel. I reminded him that the case was on the dismissal calendar for February 28, 2025, and he assured me things would be handled (he would file extension, request status conference and motion for trial) and nothing was done. The next thing that was done was mid-March AFTER I told Mr. Johnson I was no longer financing divorce. Second week of March I contacted Mr. Johnson that I would no longer be financing the divorce. $10,000 for temporary parenting time is what we received, and Mr. Johnson seemed very proud of that. This is all that was done in nine months. The opposing counsel was very unresponsive which did not help matters, but instead of filing motions to get this under control, Mr. Johnson did nothing. Allowed the dismissal to go without filing an extension. (which I told him I thought was opposing counsels plan all along). We have since hired new counsel and hopeful to get the dismissed case reversed and move forward to getting my son divorced and joint custody of his son. Steer clear of Mr. Johnson and Brown Family Attorney in Mesa.

I cannot say enough good things about Tyler Olsen as a divorce attorney. Reasonable rates and he…read moreaccomplished so much within his retainer, which is rare for attorneys. Our former attorney quit just a few months before trial. Tyler stepped in and fixed the whole mess, going above and beyond to do what was right for his client and all parties involved. It's never a good thing to need an attorney, but if you need one... hire Tyler Olsen.

Beau Olsen did a fantastic job representing me in my divorce case. His knowledge base, skill, and…read morenetworking. Were on full display as he helped guide me through the court process gave me sound advice and prepared me for upcoming cases. He knew all the other attorneys, judges, mediators, and child evaluators. Using his networking and knowledge base he helped form solid plan and tell me the likely outcomes. I'd highly recommend Beau and Olsen & Olsen.

They have been great at getting back to me when I call or leave messages…read more This is the hardest time that I have gone through in a long time, and them answering my questions, and just listening to my concerns means a lot.

From the owner: Gravis Law: Invested in Utah at Gravis Law, PLLC, our goal is to provide tailored legal services…read morefor our clients across the nation, including right here in Orem, Utah. Ultimately, we alleviate the stress of legal challenges by making the law affordable, accessible, and uncomplicated.

I was represented and it has been a struggle from early in the process. I have tried multiple times…read moreto get all communication related to my case. All I have received is empty promises and silence. There were several statement made during the proceeding, which the motion or conversation never took place with the court/prosecutor.

Amazing people! Sara Lee, Brian Frees' legal secretary, answered the phone and she was incredibly…read morehelpful. She listened and answered all my questions. She was extremely helpful and totally put me at ease. I'm so grateful for her help. Frees Law is made up of knowledgeable and hard working people who will go above and beyond to help you!

I just want to take a moment to thank Benny Salcido and his Law Firm for everything they have done…read more Benny has personally gone far and above representing my son, He always took his time, extremely companionate dealing with a frantic scared Mother! Always returned phone calls and messages quickly, His expert skills helped us get through a very tough road and his passion off kindness will never be forgotten! If you are looking for a attorney that truly cares about the outcome and not just the money you will find no better! Thank you so much.

I would strongly caution anyone considering this firm. Our experience was beyond disappointing and…read morehonestly unacceptable. We hired them to represent us in a custody matter, and over the course of THREE YEARS, virtually nothing was accomplished. Despite repeated calls, emails, and requests for updates, communication was extremely poor. We were consistently left in the dark and had to chase them down for even the most basic information. The most serious issue: they failed to file the appropriate paperwork, which resulted in us LOSING our court date entirely. That is not a small mistake, that is a critical failure that directly impacted our case. We also repeatedly requested that they file a motion to enforce so we could regain contact with our child. That motion was never filed. Three years later, we never even made it in front of a judge. Meanwhile, we were still being billed. It felt like they were more than happy to take our money, but not actually do the work they were hired to do. If you value your time, your case, and your family, I would seriously look elsewhere. This experience cost us time we can never get back.