Mountain State Attorneys headquarters
Salt Lake City office.
A central point of contact for criminal defense, civil litigation, business and transactional counsel, and family-law matters in Utah.
Please contact the firm before visiting so that availability and the appropriate next step can be confirmed.
A comfortable place to begin
Let’s talk about what you need.
You don’t need to have it all figured out. A general idea of what’s happening is enough to start a conversation.
Request a free consultation
- Is the first consultation free?
- Yes. Your initial consultation is free, with no obligation to hire the firm.
- Who will get back to me?
- A firm attorney generally responds first, so you can begin with someone who understands legal questions.
- How soon should I hear back?
- Usually the same business day, during our office hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain Time. Response times can vary.
- Can we speak by phone or Zoom?
- Yes. Telephone and Zoom consultations are available, so you can speak with us without coming to the office.
- When will I know the legal fees?
- We explain legal fees before you hire our firm, so you can make an informed decision.
- What should I have ready?
- Just a brief overview and any urgent dates you know about. You don’t need a polished explanation. Save detailed sensitive information for your conversation with an attorney.
Contact and directions
Reach the firm in the way that fits the moment.
Office & hours
Mountain State Attorneys650 S 500 W, Suite 192
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
Monday–Friday
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Direct contact
(801) 770-4323
Send a text message
admin@mountainstateattorneys.com
Fax: (888) 830-4322
Before you arrive
Call or use the online intake first. A conflicts review and written engagement are required before an attorney-client relationship exists. Do not deliver original or sensitive materials until the firm provides instructions.
A practical first step
Start with the legal problem, the deadline, and what is at stake.
The Salt Lake City office is the firm’s central point of contact for clients seeking Utah legal counsel. Criminal defense and litigation are priority practices. The firm also handles business and transactional matters, family-law disputes, estate planning, securities and investment matters, and selected international and Indigenous-rights matters.
An initial conversation is used to identify the people and organizations involved, screen for conflicts, understand urgent dates, and determine whether the matter fits the firm’s practice. Bringing a timeline, copies of filed papers, hearing notices, contracts, or charging documents can make that conversation more useful. Please do not send confidential material until the firm confirms how it should be delivered.
Legal deadlines can run before a consultation occurs. Contacting the firm does not stop a deadline and does not create an attorney-client relationship. If a court date, response date, investigation, arrest, threatened transaction, or immediate family issue is involved, identify it at the beginning of the inquiry.
Utah legal counsel
Practices served from Salt Lake City.
Begin with the practice closest to the issue, or contact the firm if several legal concerns overlap.