Utah Family Law, Criminal Law, & Estate Planning Attorney
Helping You Move Forward
Legal counsel that keeps more of your life intact as you navigate toward a new normal.
Our Expertise
Legal Representation & Solutions Tailored to Your Needs
About Us
Expert Utah Attorney Team
Whether you’re dealing with divorce, custody matters, financial settlements, criminal law issues, estate planning, or the joy of adoption, attorney Peter A. Kern is dedicated to assisting you in navigating the diverse and complex landscape of Utah’s legal system.
Graduating from Brigham Young University’s Law School in 2013, Peter Kern completed a fellowship with Orem City’s criminal legal department and passed the Utah State Bar Exam.
Mr. Kern opened the doors to his own family and criminal law practice in 2014 and has served clients in all eight of Utah’s judicial districts; from the southern canyons of Utah’s Dixie, all the way north and beyond through the sweeping Wasatch Mountains and populated valley towns.
Get Your Life Back With Our Expert Attorneys
Let's Make Progress Together
Taking that first step towards a new situation is key to embracing change and moving forward confidently. Each small stride we make propels us towards growth, possibility, and a brighter future. Remember, progress begins with the courage to step into the unknown and open doors to new opportunities for personal development and positive transformation.
Acknowledge Your Need
If you are in the midst of a struggle, or life transition, such as divorce, making the decision to receive legal help marks a new trajectory of strength and hope for the long days ahead.
Schedule A Consultation
Reach out to schedule a consultation. Share a brief history, discover what to expect, go over pricing, uncover where you are at in the case.
Hire Our Attorneys
Hire Peter to handle the paperwork, scrutinize evidence, review statutes and precedents, manage communication with the court, and begin negotiations.
More Forward
Protect what is most important to you; your freedom, time with your children, negotiate a fair financial settlement, avoid having to come back to modify.