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Divorce is one of life’s most significant stressors, impacting individuals, children, and financial stability. In Utah, mediation is a required step in the divorce process, and a large percentage of cases are successfully resolved during mediation. The attorneys at Medura and Maxwell Family Law have successfully mediated thousands of cases and are prepared to guide you through the mediation process, helping you resolve your matter efficiently and minimizing the emotional and financial strain of litigation.

When cases involve complex financial matters or high-conflict custody disputes, our team provides skilled litigation and trial advocacy. We are committed to zealously protecting your interests in court while navigating the challenges of contested divorce proceedings with professionalism and care.


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At Medura & Maxwell Family Law we guide families through life’s most delicate transitions with clarity, compassion, and strength. Our areas of practice reflect our commitment to protecting what matters most.



When a child is born to parents who are not married, Utah law provides many of the same rights, requirements, and protections for the parents and the child as it does for married couples. When unmarried parents separate, issues such as custody, parent time, and child support must be addressed through a Parentage action (formerly known as a Paternity action).

Although the parents were not married, Parentage cases often involve many of the same complex legal, child-related, and financial challenges as divorce cases. These matters may require custody evaluations, the involvement of mental health professionals, financial experts, or other third-party specialists to ensure that all issues are properly addressed in court.

At Medura and Maxwell Family Law, we have the knowledge, experience, and resources necessary to protect your rights, your child’s best interests, and your financial future throughout the Parentage process, whether your case is straightforward or highly complex.

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