The Ogden attorneys at Froerer & Miles offer legal services to those in need of a divorce lawyer, a probate lawyer, a car accident attorney, & more. We pride ourselves on our tradition of cultivating and maintaining relationships with our clients, the courts, and other legal professionals in the community. Our Ogden attorneys are dedicated to improving the lives of our clients and the community in which we live and work. To schedule your free initial consultation, you can reach our Ogden, UT, offices by giving us a call or by scheduling a consultation on our website.

Services:

Estate Planning

Probate Services

Wills & Trusts

Boundary & Easement Issues

Evictions

Child Custody

Child Support

Adoption

Divorce

Military Divorce

Annulment

Conservatorship

Domestic Violence

Paternity Law

Grandparents' Rights

Motor Vehicle Accidents

Wrongful Death

Medical Malpractice

Premises Liability

Business Organization Law

Car Accident Attorney

Family Law Attorney

Holographic Will Lawyer

Personal Injury Attorney

Real Estate Attorney

Title Review Lawyer

Products Carried: Personal Injury Lawyers, Divorce Attorneys, DUI Attorneys, Bankruptcy Attorneys, Estates and Probate Lawyers, Family Law, Will and Trust.

Languages Spoken: English, Spanish

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Frequently Asked Questions about Froerer & Miles

Is Froerer & Miles open on Sunday or Saturday?

Froerer & Miles is closed on Sunday and Saturday.
Froerer & Miles is open Mon-Fri 8:30 AM-5:00 PM.

What cases do you specialize in?

The attorneys at Froerer & Miles have successfully represented clients in a wide range of practice areas since 1959. Our team of attorneys can protect your best interests in matters related to family law, personal injury, and civil litigation. We also offer estate planning and probate services.

Do you offer free consultations?

We do offer free consultations and we charge a competitive hourly rate that is discussed during your no-pressure, free consultation. For certain types of case we will also charge on a contingency basis. Contact us today for more information

When should you consider hiring an estate planning lawyer?

The primary reasons to consider an estate plan include: - You have children - You have one or more retirement accounts - Privacy is important to you - You would like to support charities - You are a business owner - You have special circumstances - Your estate has a high net worth Our lawyers will listen to your goals and can explain your best options.

Do you represent buyers and sellers?

Yes. Legal issues regarding real estate can negatively affect a client's ability to purchase or sell a property. Whether you are a seller needing legal assistance because your buyer breached the contract, or a buyer seeking to sue the seller for failing to disclose a problem with the property, Froerer & Miles can give you the top-grade representation you deserve.

What is a title review?

A title review, also known as a title search, can find previously unknown real estate transaction risks, especially when the review is conducted by our Ogden, UT, legal team. Our goal is for the title company handling the transaction to have zero problems transferring the property title between parties, and for you to have no legal issues along the way.

What services are real estate lawyers used for?

Our real estate lawyers each have spent more than a decade helping in these matters, and you can depend on them to provide effective legal services in a number of real estate matters, including: - Boundary and easement issues - Contracts and leases - Title review and clearance - Land use and zoning regulations - Condominium and homeowners’ association issues - Real estate litigation and more.

What is the statute of limitations for personal injury cases in Utah?

Like other states, Utah has a strict statute of limitations (or time limit) for injured clients who want to pursue legal action. In most cases, clients have four years after the date of their injury to file a claim.

What is the standard attorney fee for personal injury cases in Utah?

The standard attorney fee for personal injury cases at our Ogden, Utah, firm is 33.33 percent of the restitution collected. There is no fee to our client until (and unless) we collect compensation on their behalf. With our help, it is reasonable to expect that even after we collect our fees, you will have received more compensation than you would have collected otherwise.

What types of personal injury cases does the practice handle?

Our Ogden, Utah, law office takes on many types of injury cases, including car accidents, pedestrian accidents, premise liability, dog bites, truck accident case, and wrongful death.

What small business services does your practice provide?

We offer numerous services to established businesses in the Ogden area and throughout Northern Utah as well, including: - Contracts (drafting and review) - Buy sell agreements - UCC code transactions - Purchase and sale agreements - Commercial real estate purchases / sales - Commercial leases - Breach of contract claims - Business litigation - Organization

When can mediators be used?

Common cases that benefit from seeking the services of a mediator include Family Law, Estate Law, Real Estate Disputes, Business Law, Personal Injury, and Litigation. Mediation may also be used in other non-criminal cases. To see if your legal dispute could benefit from mediation, contact our Ogden, UT, law firm.

How do you become a conservator?

The first step in filing for a conservatorship is visiting a lawyer. At Froerer & Miles, we can file your conservatorship petition and help you navigate this often complex process. When visiting with one of our lawyers, you will need to present evidence and a list of reasons why conservatorship is necessary for your loved one in order for us to file your petition.

What is the difference between conservatorship and power of attorney?

Both guardianship and conservatorship are court appointed, whereas power of attorney can be appointed by the individual to another loved one to assist in their physical welfare and financial matters.

What is a conservatorship?

In the state of Utah, conservatorship is court appointed at a full, limited, or temporary capacity, designed to help manage property and financial matters. When an individual has become incapacitated, conservatorship can be appointed to a trusted loved one to help manage things like banking accounts, real estate, land and livestock, businesses, and vehicles.

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