Nate Cutler
3 months ago
Working with Ammon Nelson Law was a breeze. They helped me get through my divorce with no hiccups. They're very responsive and will ensure you are represented fairly.
About
Ammon Nelson Law is a leading regional family law firm serving Northern Utah from offices in Ogden and Salt Lake City. Our solicitors provide personalised, expert advice on divorce, child arrangements, support, adoption, guardianship, wills and estates, complex high‑asset cases, mediation and advocacy tailored to each client's needs.
Reviews
4.7
Based on 221 Google reviews
charisse harris
7 months ago
From the beginning of Mr. Ammon being assigned to my case, he was thorough in reviewing our case file and really getting into the correct details of the case and really advocating for me as a client. He provided wonderful care and service in our case and ended up giving a wonderful result as my family was able to be reunited after DCFS custody for after four years. I was very thankful to be provided consult by him, and I highly advise anyone that is going through him as representation to communicate and feel confident in his services
Tricia Dirks
9 months ago
We highly recommend Becky to anyone in need of mediation services. She is competent, professional, and VERY patient. She was able to provide valuable information to my daughter to assist in her decision making. Becky is the perfect paralegal practitioner to provide clear, honest feedback with kindness and understanding. I love the option provided to allow parties to negotiate from separate virtual breakout rooms. This was really helpful for managing emotions during a difficult conversation. Thanks so much to Becky and Ammon Nelson Law.
Felicia Green
4 months ago
Have absolutely LOVED working with Rebecca and Mike. Rebecca was a dream in the mist of a nightmare. Highly recommend them. Great communication and transparency 💓
Jordan Duran
5 months ago
Extremely unprofessional behavior from Ammon Nelson Law. They failed to appear for a scheduled court hearing on May 7, 2026, forcing the Judge to stop proceedings and call their office to find them. This wasted the Court's time and my family's financial resources. Furthermore, rather than apologizing for the delay, they have resorted to threatening legal action against me for reporting their administrative failures to the Bar. Disorganized and litigious.
