Kaysville Family Law Attorney
I'm Dustin Gibb. I've spent fifteen years in Utah courts, and for the last several I've built my practice around one idea: family law should feel like a conversation with someone who knows you, not a case file. Divorce, custody, mediation, support, protective orders, I handle these personally, from the first call to the last signature.
Family Law Attorney Based in Utah
A divorce touches custody, and custody touches support, and support touches mediation. Below are the five areas I work in most in Davis County. Find the one that sounds like where you are or if you’re not sure, that’s normal too. Call me and tell me what happened; most family law problems touch more than one of these.
Divorce in Utah runs on real deadlines, financial disclosures, a mandatory mediation session, a set of steps between filing and a final decree. I walk you through each one as it comes up, so you're never guessing what's next. This isn't the only divorce firm in Davis County, but I'm the one who'll still be on your case from the first filing to the last signature.
In Davis County, I see custody schedules break down over school changes, commute time, and work shifts more than almost anything else, and most of the time, that's fixable without turning it into a fight. I'll help you figure out whether you're dealing with a scheduling problem, a modification, or an enforcement issue, because they're not the same thing and they don't get solved the same way.
Support numbers aren't guesswork, Utah law looks at income, need, and the length of the marriage, and if your income is commissions, overtime, or self-employment, the math gets more complicated than a standard paycheck. I'll help you understand what the real number should look like before you agree to one
Utah requires at least one mediation session in most contested divorces; it's not optional. I've spent thousands of hours in that room, and the difference between a good session and a wasted one almost always comes down to preparation: knowing which decisions actually need to be made, not re-litigating the whole marriage. I'll help you walk in ready.
A Utah protective order can directly set custody and parent-time terms, it's not separate from your family case; it can sit right inside it. Whether you need protection or you're responding to an order you believe is unfair, I'll help you understand exactly what the order requires and what happens next.If you're in immediate danger, call 911. The National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-7233
Compassionate Guidance For Your Family Matters
Most legal problems feel bigger when you’re trying to solve them alone. My first step with every new client is the same: sit down, hear what actually happened, and figure out together what decision is in front of you right now — not every decision that might come later.
Family law issues rarely arrive one at a time. A custody question usually touches support. A protective order can touch both. I look at the whole picture before recommending a path, because the right next step depends on your actual facts, not a generic strategy.
If you’re ready to talk it through, call me: (801) 725-6035. Free consultation, no pressure.