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Rebecca Long Okura

Rebecca is a graduate of the Georgetown University Law Center. While living in Washington D.C. Rebecca worked on a variety of projects: contract litigation, tobacco litigation, criminal litigation, real estate law, employment law, taxes and asset protection, and mergers and acquisitions. She held legal positions with The Nature Conservancy, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the law firms of Silver Freedman & Taft LLP, and Krooth & Altman LLP. Also, during law school Rebecca represented juvenile criminal defendants as part of Georgetown’s clinic program.

After falling in love with mountains while taking a semester of law school classes in Innsbruck Austria, Rebecca toured the United States looking for a home that had natural beauty and did not require an hour and a half commute. The first day she was in Salt Lake City, she decided that this was her new home.

Rebecca graduated from law school in 2000 and immediately moved to Utah to take the bar exam. Rebecca is in her eighth year of legal practice as an attorney. She has focused on Family Law and other litigation, including personal injury litigation, but has developed a passion for Real Estate Law. In December 2004, Rebecca left a medium-sized family law firm to create her own firm.

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Heath Haacke

Heath Haacke grew up in the Salt Lake City area. He is a graduate of New England School of Law in Boston, Massachusetts. Upon graduating from law school, he moved to Seattle, WA to earn a Master's of Law (LL.M) in taxation from the University of Washington.

Throughout his coast-to-coast travels, Heath missed Utah's mountains and snow. Upon finishing his studies he immediately returned to the place he loves to call home. Heath is licensed in both Washington State and Utah.

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Kelli J. Larson

Kelli received her law degree from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University. Kelli's undergraduate studies focused on the family and child development, which lead to her interest in attending law school and practicing family law. While attending law school, Kelli served as the Trial Advocacy Team President and as an editor of the BYU Journal of Public Law. She received numerous awards including the Faculty Award for Meritorious Achievement and Distinguished Service, the Utah Defense Lawyers Association Scholarship for Trial Advocacy, and the J. Reuben Clark Public Interest Service Award. Following law school, Kelli worked as a judicial law clerk, where she performed research and advised several District Court Judges concerning Utah Family Law nuances. Kelli is currently licensed to practice in the State of Utah.

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