Why Bountiful Trusts All West Law Group
Serving Your Legal Needs
Bountiful is one of Utah’s most established communities — a city with deep roots, tight-knit neighborhoods, and families who have called it home for generations. At All West Law Group, we understand that legal matters here aren’t abstract. They’re personal. They involve the homes people have built, the families they’re protecting, and the futures they’re planning.
Our attorneys serve Bountiful and southern Davis County with a focused range of legal services: estate planning to preserve your legacy, family law to protect your loved ones through life’s hardest transitions, guardianship to safeguard those who can’t advocate for themselves, and mediation to resolve disputes without the cost and stress of a courtroom. We also bring deep expertise in Native American law and probate.
When you work with All West, you get direct access to your attorney. You get clear answers, and you get advocates who know Davis County’s courts and care about the outcome of your case as much as you do.
What We Handle
Our Legal Services in Bountiful
Estate Planning
Family Law
Guardianship
Mediation
Native American Law
Probate
Client Reviews
What Bountiful Clients Say
Areas We Serve Near Bountiful
- North Salt Lake
- Woods Cross
- Centerville
- West Bountiful
- Farmington
- Kaysville
- Layton
- Syracuse
- Clinton
Frequently asked questions
Bountiful has a lot of established families. Is estate planning something you handle frequently here?
It’s one of our most common requests from Bountiful clients. Many residents have built significant assets over the years and want to ensure they are passed on correctly. We help Bountiful families create wills, trusts, and powers of attorney that reflect their wishes and hold up in Utah courts. If you’ve been putting it off, a single consultation is often all it takes to get the process moving.
I'm going through a divorce in Bountiful. How do Davis County courts typically handle custody arrangements?
Davis County courts apply Utah’s best-interest-of-the-child standard, which considers factors like each parent’s relationship with the child, stability of each home, and the child’s own preferences depending on age. Joint legal custody is common, but physical custody arrangements vary widely.
My elderly parent lives in Bountiful and can no longer manage their own affairs. What's the first step toward guardianship?
The first step is a consultation with an attorney to assess whether guardianship is the right tool or whether a less restrictive option, like a durable power of attorney, might accomplish the same goal.
If full guardianship is needed, we file a petition in Davis County district court, provide notice to the proposed ward and other interested parties, and attend a hearing before a judge.
Is mediation required before going to court in Davis County family law cases?
In many Davis County family law cases, courts strongly encourage or require mediation before setting a contested hearing. Even when it isn’t mandatory, we often recommend it.
Someone passed away in Bountiful without a will. Does the estate still have to go through probate?
When someone dies without a will in Utah, their estate typically passes through the probate process under the state’s intestate succession laws, which determine who inherits and in what order. The process can be simplified depending on the size of the estate and how assets were titled, but it still requires court oversight.
How is All West Law Group different from other firms serving the Bountiful area?
The biggest difference is direct access. When you hire All West, you work with your attorney. We focus on a defined set of practice areas, which means we go deep rather than spread thin.
