Easy Directions to My Salt Lake City Office
6465 South 3000 East, Suite 103 | Salt Lake City, Utah 84121.
- From any direction, get to the I-215 beltway going towards the ski areas in Salt Lake.
- From any direction, go to Exit 6 on I-215.
- Take Exit 6, the 6200 South/ski areas exit and go East towards the mountains.
- Stay in the RIGHT LANE (but not in the far right lane that feeds onto 3000 East).
- You must NOT turn right onto 3000 East.
- If you do, make a U-turn back to 6200 South.
- Go East on 6200 South through the light at 3000 East and stay in far right lane.
- You will see a ski shop and a Starbucks.
- TURN RIGHT just behind the Starbucks and at the signs “BIG COTTONWOOD CANYON” and “LITTLE COTTONWOOD CANYON”.
- My building is the second one on the LEFT on the other side of the parking lot.
- There are 2 stop signs you will go through before taking a left in the parking lot to my building.
- The front entrance of the building is on the north side facing the parking lot.
- The building has river rocks on the front of it. It is the only building with stones on the facing and the only one with a wood frame roof.
- The numbers are up on the top corner of the building. It says 6465.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the cost of the initial consultation?
To provide focused and meaningful assistance, we offer initial consultations at a rate of $200. This fee covers a minimum of 30 minutes, during which we review your situation, provide a strategic overview, and discuss potential next steps. We want you to leave the consultation with valuable insights and a clear plan to move forward.
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How do I protect myself from my abusive ex?
A protective order or restraining order can provide some security. The order will make it illegal for your abuser to come near you. If violated, your abuser will face legal consequences, such as jail time.
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I am a stay at home parent, how can I maintain my lifestyle?
During a divorce, the resources that once supported one household must now support two. Maintaining your lifestyle – especially as a stay at home parent – may be difficult. The best way to ensure you get the resources you need is to work with an experienced divorce lawyer. I will do everything in my power to ensure you get the assets, child support, and alimony you need to leave your marriage in the most financially secure manner possible.
