
Our commitment to our clients is what drives us.
We strive to make every client’s experience with us more positive, productive and pleasant than they would find at any other legal office.
Two decades of standing beside Utah families.
Rebecca Long Okura graduated from the Georgetown University Law Center in 2000 and — after falling in love with the mountains during a law-school semester in Innsbruck, Austria — chose Salt Lake City as home the very first day she visited.
In December 2004 she left a medium-sized family law firm to build her own: a practice focused on family law and litigation where clients stay engaged, informed, and in control of every step. Today that firm counts five lawyers, three paralegals and two support staff, and Rebecca serves as a Utah State Court rostered domestic mediator.
Long Okura serves Salt Lake, Weber, Utah & Summit Counties from the historic David B. Brinton home in Holladay — a restored 1877 mansion on the National Registry of Historic Places. A fitting setting for a firm built on family.

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Every case gets a team — at least one attorney and one paralegal — reachable by phone, email, or in person.

Rebecca Long Okura
Georgetown Law graduate practicing in Utah since 2000. Utah State Court rostered domestic mediator and former adjunct professor.
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Katie McLain
Estate planning, business, employment & contract law. S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah.
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Alexis Whelan
Vermont Law School graduate with an honors background in environmental science from the University of Toronto.
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Kate Menlove
Family law & estate planning. BYU graduate and frequent Pro Bono Initiative clinic volunteer.
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