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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Family lawyer in your area do?
A Family lawyer helps clients pursue compensation for injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages related to Family cases in your area.
How much does a Family lawyer cost in your area?
Most Family lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if they win the case. Fees are usually a percentage of the settlement or verdict.
When should I hire a Family lawyer in your area?
You should contact a Family lawyer as soon as possible after the incident to protect evidence, meet legal deadlines, and improve your chances of receiving compensation.
How do I choose the best Family lawyer in your area?
Look for attorneys with experience handling Family cases, strong client reviews, and a track record of successful settlements or verdicts.
21671 Family Lawyers Found
I am a JD/MPA with distinguished legal and management experiences in the private and public sectors. My expertise in labor and employment law, labor-managment relations, collective bargaining, general civil litigation, bankruptcy, family law, human resources, employee relations, and management enable me to successfully navigate a case's complexities to ensure that my clients' needs are met. Further, I am naturally talented in building relationships and working with people. I connect with others in ways that inspire change and results. As a volunteer, I once helped an organization save $10,000 to $15,000 a month by simply taking the time to build personal relationships with the people the organization depended on for its services. Many of the techniques I helped develop and implement at that organization are still in place today and have even been adopted by similar organizations around the world.As an innovative negotiator and problem-solver, I am able to find solutions to even the most complex challenges. On my very first day working as an attorney at a Utah law office, I negotiated a settlement in a highly contested civil litigation matter without the help of the lead attorney. I have since negotiated or mediated dozens of settlements in myriad situations and organizations.
Attorney Kenneth W. Burton was admitted to practice law in the State of Utah in 2002. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Weber State University, his law degree from the University of Idaho and a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Washington State University. He also has a business background, having owned or operated several businesses and franchises, giving him a practical, bottom-line approach to the practice of law.. Ken is the founder of Burton Attorneys at Law and finds the challenge of practicing law extremely rewarding. Although Ken has a broad assortment of experience ranging from bankruptcy to civil litigation to criminal law, Ken’s practice is tailored almost exclusively to the area of family law. He chose to practice in the family law arena because of the positive and direct impact for good he saw in the lives of his clients.. Having twice been named one of Utah’s Legal Elite by Utah Business Magazine, Ken has a solid reputation as an effective advocate for his clients. He is actively involved in local and state bar associations, serves on various boards of directors and with volunteer organizations, and as a mentor for newly admitted attorneys.. When not practicing law, Ken enjoys spending time with his wife and nine children. He loves mountain biking, running marathons, skiing and being in the outdoors.
A native of Park City, Utah, Rebecca Ross joined Miller Law Group in 2016. After graduating from the University of Montana with Honors in Psychology and English, she returned to Park City to attend law school at the University of Utah. During her law school tenure, Rebecca served as judicial intern for the Honorable Keith Kelly, as an editor for the Journal of Law and Family Studies and President of the Women’s Law Caucus, worked extensively with Utah Juvenile Defender Attorneys, representing juvenile delinquency clients in Salt Lake County, and published a Note in the Journal of Law and Family Studies highlighting issues with domestic violence prosecutions in Utah’s Justice courts, titled Because There Won’t Be a “Next Time”: Why Justice Court is an Inappropriate Forum for Domestic Violence Cases. 13 J.L. FAM. STUD. 329 (2011).. Rebecca’s unique education and background in psychology and social work serves her clients well as they navigate the difficult emotional processes resulting from the legal system, particularly in criminal and family law matters. In addition to her drive and passion for achieving thoughtful resolutions for her clients, Rebecca remains active in the community. She is currently President of both the Park City Bar Association and the Community for Children’s Justice, a non-profit supporting the Summit County Children’s Justice Center, and was a member of Park City Leadership Class XXIII.