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Stacey specializes in assisting in family matters such as divorce, child support issues, and domestic violence situations. Working with Utah Legal Services she assisted those in domestic violence situations; she became the managing attorney for the state-wide domestic unit over 9 attorneys and numerous staff in courts throughout the state. Her legal experience has equipped her with the tools to protect her client’s interest in divorce, custody, property, and domestic law. Stacey loves spending time with her family, skiing, playing sports. Originally from Alberta, Canada she has a rich native heritage and legal background.. Professional Associations and Memberships

Kayla Quam has a deep-rooted passion for family law—a passion that is apparent in her work. Kayla's chief aim is to help make the best of a difficult time for her clients. Because of that, she works tirelessly on behalf of her clients, recognizing that family law involves the most pressing and emotional issues a client will face.. Prior to law school, Kayla worked for a family law attorney and volunteered in child abuse and neglect cases as a Court Appointed Special Advocate.  Her love of family law led her to the University of Utah Law School, where she was a member of the Utah Law Review, was a finalist in Traynor Moot Court, and was a participant on the Negotiation Team. Kayla also gained considerable experience participating in clinics during law school, including the Guardian ad Litem's Office, Legal Aid Society, the Utah Court of Appeals, and the Third District Court. Kayla was awarded the David T. Lewis Award for her work in those clinics.. Education. Past Employment

Danielle is a founding partner of Hawkes Quam, LLC, a litigation firm focused only on family law issues. Danielle received her law degree in 2010 from the University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of Law. She serves on the Family Law Executive Committee for the Utah State Bar (in leadership positions, including Chair Person, 2019-2022). Danielle is a Fellow with the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and is a certified arbiter through the AAML.. Danielle frequently speaks regarding family law in front of fellow attorneys as well as judges and commissioners. In 2021-22, Danielle developed and advocated for an inaugural year-long series of family law education sessions for judges around the state. Once approved, she created a sub-committee of the Family Law Executive Committee and led that committee through the full implementation of the series. The office of the court requested to continue the series indefinitely and Danielle continued to manage the presentations through 2023. In 2015 she spoke in front of approximately 200 Utah judges giving a legal update on LGBT issues at the Utah Judicial Institute. She was asked to return and give a similar talk to the Utah Justice Court Judges at their conference in 2017 and then again for the judges in 2020. In 2021, she gave a diversity presentation to all of the Family Law Commissioners at their annual retreat. She has given similar presentations for several other family law groups in the state. She has ranked as a top 10 under 40 in Utah by the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys. She has also been named to Utah's Legal Elite by Utah Business Magazine as well as a Mountain States Rising Star by Super Lawyers Magazine for several years. Danielle has served on the board of the Family Law Executive Committee, at the Utah State Bar, including sitting as secretary, vice-chair, and chair for one (1) year each. She also serves on the board of Lawyers Helping Lawyers at the Utah State Bar. Danielle served a six (6) year term on the Board of Directors for the ACLU of Utah, which included one year as vice-chair and two years as the chair of the Board.. After graduating from law school Danielle served a one-year fellowship in Washington DC with Georgetown Law and the Law Students for Reproductive Justice working in women’s and immigrants’ rights with the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health.. During law school, Danielle was a staff member of the S.J. Quinney College of Law’s Journal of Law and Family Studies where she published two notes. The first, Locking up Children: Lessons from the T. Don Hutto Family Detention Center, explores the emerging trend of detaining immigrant families, including very young children, in private for profit detention facilities. The second, Elective Surgery: When Parental and Medical Opinion Supersedes a Child’s Right to Choose, discusses discretionary medical procedures for children including hysterectomies for physically disabled children, cosmetic surgery for children with Down’s syndrome, cochlear implants, reparative therapy, and psycho-altering drugs. In addition, she competed in the Pace National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition where she won two best oralist awards.. Danielle served as the student coordinator for the Guadalupe Legal Clinic, a low income legal clinic, and was a co-founder of Rainbow Law, a free legal clinic focusing on LGBT law in Salt Lake City, and as the president of OutLaws, S.J. Quinney’s queer student group. She also served as a legal intern at the American Civil Liberties Union of Utah (ACLU of Utah) and worked as a law clerk for Strindberg & Scholnick, LLC, an employment discrimination law firm.. Upon graduation from law school, Danielle received the Outstanding Law Graduate of the S.J. Quinney College of Law Award from the National Association of Women Lawyers and a runner up award from the National LGBT Bar Association. Before attending law school Danielle lived in São Paulo, Brazil for one year as a Rotary exchange student, served as an intern at the Brazilian embassy in Washington, D.C., and worked as a senior business analyst in the insurance industry.

Coby is licensed in the State and Federal Courts of Utah and Arizona.  He received his Juris Doctor in 2015 from Arizona State University at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law.  Coby assists the firm in areas of Commercial Litigation, Family Law, Criminal Defense, and Personal Injury.

Caleb is a litigation attorney based in Cottonwood Heights, Utah. Mr. Bertch specializes in difficult and/or complex injury suits where a tailored litigation strategy is warranted. Together with his colleagues at Bertch Associates, Caleb has successfully recovered millions of dollars on behalf of his clients.. Caleb has quickly risen amongst his peers and was identified by the Utah Association for Justice in 2020 as a recipient of their “Rising Star” award. In 2020 he was also recognized as one of Utah’s “Top 40 under 40” by the American Institute of Trial Lawyers. Caleb also serves as a founding co-chair of the UAJ’s New Lawyer Division.. Caleb completed his legal education at Lewis and Clark Law School in Portland, OR. A proud Utah native, in his free time Caleb enjoys rock climbing along the Wasatch Front, bonsai, cycling, hiking, yoga, and from his time in rainy Portland—coffee and tea.. Count on Caleb to skillfully resolve your injury claim.

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Experienced R attorney serving clients in Cottonwood Heights and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in Cottonwood Heights and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in Cottonwood Heights and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in Cottonwood Heights and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in Cottonwood Heights and surrounding areas.

Experienced R attorney serving clients in Cottonwood Heights and surrounding areas.