Reece W.
5/8/2019
They were very helpful with our questions and gave us the best answers to our situation.
The Conflict Resolution Center
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399 N Main St Ste 140
Logan, UT 84321
The Conflict Resolution Center in Logan, UT is a family-focused law firm offering attorney, negotiation, and mediation services to empower individuals to define and achieve success, ultimately leading to joy. With a focus on providing faster, cheaper, and better solutions, they specialize in family law matters such as divorce, custody, property disputes, adoptions, and guardianships, as well as estate planning.
Utilizing a hybrid approach between attorney and mediator, the Conflict Resolution Center aims to revolutionize the legal industry by automating tasks, creating efficient systems, and offering primarily flat-fee services to ensure transparency and affordability for their clients. Their team of mediators and attorneys work together to determine the best course of action, whether through mediation or litigation, to help individuals navigate legal challenges and find peace and joy in their lives.
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3.55 reviewsFrank G.
10/3/2024
Absolute peace of work. I walk in and was greeted by a snarky secretary asking me to fill out a form that I have yet agreed to the terms. then a leprechaun walks through the door in shorts, tennis...
Anonymous A.
3/30/2022
More or less ex one and I got screwed by using this company. 2000 just to get a response as to why I won't get legal fees settled. Since paper work was from what I'd heard not filled correctly
Matthew V.
9/1/2018
Super easy to work with. Chris was able to bring many solutions to help with me adopting my son. Very affordable as well. I would recommend Chris and his staff any day of the week. I have sinced...
Mike J.
6/20/2017
I've used Chris for contracts, business law and more. He's always extremely helpful, fast and has solid work. I would (and do) recommend Chris to everyone and anyone for legal work. He's a stellar...
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