Utah Family Law, LC

Practice Areas

About Utah Family Law, LC

From the firm’s website

Attorneys

• Eric K. Johnson

Services listed

Divorce, DIY Divorce Workshop, Domestic Violence, Mediation & Collaboration, Spousal Spying, Alimony, Property Divison, Taxes, Business Interests, Retirement Benefits, Child Custody, Child Support

Founded

2012

Consultations

Consultations are charged

Fees

The firm charges fixed fees and weekly flat fees for services, not by the hour, and offers a satisfaction guarantee.

Source: divorceutah.com · checked October 23, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.

Hours of Operation

Monday

8 AM–5 PM

Tuesday

8 AM–5 PM

Wednesday

8 AM–5 PM

Thursday

8 AM–5 PM

Friday

8 AM–5 PM

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

Photos

Details & Amenities

Related Videos

The Silver Split: Why Divorce After 50 Leaves Less Room for Error.

In Utah Family Law, Delay Is Not Neutral

Proffer Hearings in Utah Family Court: When a Disputed Fact Requires Actual Evidence

• Chris Heimerdinger· via Google

  Though I will not discuss the details of my case, I have nothing but the highest praise for Utah Family Law and every one of the associates that I have worked with in this firm. In particular I worked with Attnys Eric Johnson and Mckail Hamilton. Eric was extraordinarily meticulous and will not back down. However, if you're looking for attorney who are unscrupulous or willing to help you to fight unethical or immoral battles, go elsewhere. Eric, Mckail, and all those who I have been associated with in the firm are not interested in clients who want to unjustly hurt their opponents and will not stomach doing anything that is not in the best interests of children and others in the periphery of such matters. I've worked with many attorneys and I have never worked with ANY attorneys who I would put on a higher pedestal for personal integrity and ethics. Whenever someone hires an attorney, especially in family law, it means they are going through a particularly difficult time in their lives. At such times, emotions run high and clients can make serious errors in judgment. Follow Eric's advice to the "T" and rest easy that the situation will be far less painful and complicated than it would otherwise have been.

  13 years ago
• Andrea Mosher· via Google

  My husband and I have been battling with his ex-wife for years over silly little things, as well as pretty major infringements of my husband's rights. We couldn't afford a lawyer, so represented ourselves the best that we could, doing A LOT of research. Once we reached a point where I couldn't figure out what the next step was I contacted Utah Family Law, after reading Eric's Blog. Not only did Eric reach out to us very quickly, but also his colleague, Russ (yes, contrary to some of the reviews there is more than one lawyer in this office). They gave us some fantastic advice to move forward on our own, but also motivated us to find some way to be able to hire them in order to make the process move much more quickly and prevent being taken advantage of by the opposing attorney (who lives up to all the negative stereotypes). When we met with Eric he had a no-nonsense approach and a blunt demeanor, which is very refreshing. He may not be a fancy hoity-toity firm, but he is passionate about what he does. Having seen many other lawyers who seem to go into court unprepared (I saw this with my sister's horrible lawyer, which is part of why we decided to self-defend), and without a full understanding of the situation, it is nice to meet with someone who seems to be very with it and invested in our situation.

  13 years ago
• Jace Beleren· via Google

  This is how you know Eric is a terrible attorney. I won my case. I feel like I won my case in spite of my attorney, not because of him. He dragged it on for over 2 years, was arrogant, belittling, and cost me thousands. Just 2 months after my case was closed, I had to go back to court and represented myself because he had neglected to file an important form. Your better off doing it yourself than hiring this crook. Also, notice how he responds to his bad reviews with accusations of being a legitimate person etc. where other firms respond far more professionally...... there's your sign. That's the treatment you get overall with Eric. Retain someone else.

  12 years ago
• Michael Jones· via Google

  You might as well go pay for your Ex's attorney, not only will it save you money but that way you will at least know that it will benefit someone other than Eric Johnson. Eric Johnson is a thief, he took around 8+k from me back in 2016/7. There is a reason why so many people are saying he is a terrible attorney. I was shocked to see he was still practicing, that is why i feel obligated to write a review to keep people away. He sat on my case and let it go on for months until i could no longer afford to pay him, Nothing got resolved, he did not satisfy any of his obligations he just sat back and collected a check. You can send me a message saying contact our office and we can talk about this or whatever your standard disagreement policy in response to messages but unless you are having me contact you in regards to get my money back don't waste your time. YOU ERIC JOHNSON are a THIEF and you know it. You are not fooling anyone on here.

  3 years ago
• Jason Shepperd· via Google

  I know the difference between right and wrong, but do not know the specific laws to pursue justice. I went to different attorney's and they pointed me in the wrong direction, causing me financial and emotional distress. Eric was not like the other attorney's he knew exactly how to pursue the case, along the way he had to deal with a difficult opposing counsel and repeated negotiations. The most amazing part of my experience with Utah Family Law is that if the case was idle, they do not charge. If I would have pursued this case on my own, it would have taken years off of my life. You took a tremendous burden off of a single mom and her two children. I wish there was a way to give Eric 6 stars.

  7 years ago
• Ryan Borelo· via Google

  I referred a family member to Eric and was very pleased with his attention to detail and professionalism during the case. Eric knows family law and the family law court system in Utah. He is very responsive to questions via email or phone and always willing to assist as needed with inquiries. He also offers flexible alternative fee arrangements if they are needed, and he is willing to work with clients in this regard. I highly recommend Eric.

  5 years ago
• Kidskwotes· via Google

  I am wise enough, & deeply encourage YOU, to IGNORE reviews written by those clearly having a juvenile mindset ... making themselves recognizable by throwing in accusations regarding ANYTHING psychological, emotional (or claiming someone has mental deficits, lol!) Those of us with sufficient intelligence & discernment recognize these accusations for what they are. Either: Baseless attempts by someone trying to damage character of the one who beat THEIR lawyer in court. (We realize the stones they throw have ZERO base of truth - nobody has actual access to the medical records of others.🙄 Claims including accused diagnosis ... ridiculous!) Or; The reviewer REVEALING his OWN personality. That type of accuse-and-degrade review-behavior is a giant RED FLAG of a narcissistic reviewer, whose motives are false & purely malicious. If, by chance, (though HIGHLY unlikely!) the negative, one-star reviewer WAS actually a former client ... the narcissistic display will assure you of the REAL issue at hand: That person believes himself SO entitled ... that even the BEST representation could never have gained for him what the LAW does not ALLOW! Attack. Degrade. Use cognitive, mental, psychological or emotional accusations. = Narcissistic reviewer. Be smart. IGNORE. Of COURSE, Eric is not well-liked among other lawyers ... he is on YOUR side, not THEIRS or the clients whom THEY represent! (Come on, guys ... THAT is what you WANT! Especially in a HIGH- conflict domestic dispute!) Eric is upfront about his mindset, personality and legal handling. If you are searching for a lawyer, it seems it should be instinctive to not only disregard juvenile, personally-accusatory reviews (toward ANY person or company) ... but to also actually READ the lawyer's personal statements. Do that - & you'll KNOW immediately know whether he is right for you & your case! He is honest, and holds nothing back. Read HIS words ... then, if you go with him, you cannot be disappointed.

  5 years ago
• Ryan Watson· via Google

  I am an attorney in another state and was blessed to work with Eric and his team on a shared matter. In my first interaction with Eric I was fascinated with his understanding of the law and professionalism. As a younger attorney still developing his own practice, I really appreciated the insight I was able to gain by working with him. If I had to deal with a divorce in Utah, he would be my first call. He is a formidable attorney and I'm glad I don't have him on the other side of cases in my state.

  5 years ago