The attorney you hire is a big decision. We understand the challenges you face and why you need strong advocates on your side. Our attorneys at Brown Law LLC will be there for you every step of the way.
Skilled Guidance In Your Case
We are experienced lawyers dedicated to helping our clients move forward with their lives. We work hard to find a resolution that works for you. You need personal attention and tailored legal advice. We offer care, compassion and knowledgeable advice to help you address your concerns and find a solution to your family law or guardianship problems.
See what our clients have to say about working with us by viewing our client testimonials page, and learn more about what happens at our first meeting to see how we can help you.
Why choose Brown Law LLC? The choice is simple. We offer:
- Strategic advice
- Close and personal attention
- Compassion for what you are going through
- Detailed plan of action in your case
Our firm has a passion for helping our clients succeed. We know what steps to take to help protect your goals as well as your relationship with your family. We can assist with a variety of family law issues that include divorce, military divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support and domestic violence. We also assist with guardianship and conservatorship issues, mediation and adoptions.
We Care About You. Contact Us Today.
Our office is in Salt Lake City and we represent clients in the surrounding areas in Utah. Do not wait to contact us if you are contemplating divorce or have a family law or guardianship matter to resolve. Call 801-528-9697 or 800-656-3260, or send us an email to schedule your free consultation. Our lawyers speak Spanish and Italian.
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