Thomas Weber is an aggressive, careful, and detail oriented defense attorney and litigator. His experience and focus is in defending misdemeanor and felony DUI, drug, violence, and white collar crime. If you have been arrested for any crime in Utah, he can help. Mr. Weber also takes specific consulting cases involving international law. Mr. Weber has worked for the international law firm, Anderson & Anderson LLP, in Shanghai, China. He has worked on civil litigation cases involving real property, contracts, business law, bankruptcy, and intellectual property and has defended hundreds of criminal cases. Mr. Weber served as an LDS missionary to Taichung, Taiwan from 2000-2002. Mr. Weber obtained his law degree from the University of Wyoming in 2009, and his bachelor of arts degree from the University of Utah in English in 2004. He holds an international law certificate from the East China University of Politics and Law. Mr. Weber is admitted to the Utah State Bar. Mr. Weber speaks Chinese and English. He currently resides in Sandy, Utah, but travels often to China and the Philippines.

We treat our clients differently and we evaluate and prepare our cases differently. First and foremost, we believe clients should be treated as individuals and not just a number. Many personal injury law firms assume that nearly all their cases are the same. They assume that most of their cases will settle before the lawyers have to do any work on the case. They assume that all their cases will settle before trial. We will only take cases that we are willing to take all the way to trial if necessary. We are different. Call us today and let’s discuss your situation.

Jake is the founder of Anderson Hinkins, LLC. His areas of practice include general litigation, business law and litigation, family law litigation, personal injury law, and wills and trusts. Jake finds satisfaction in helping his clients navigate the legal system to achieve the best possible solutions.

Prior to becoming a family law attorney, Attorney James H. Woodall earned a bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering and worked for several years in the offshore oil industry. Looking for a more competitive work environment, Mr. Woodall attended law school at the University of Utah. He graduated second in his class. Mr. Woodall was Managing Editor of the Utah Law Review. He was admitted to the Utah State Bar in 1988 and clerked on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. He has practiced law in Utah, Nevada, Colorado, and Wyoming. Mr. Woodall limits his practice to family law, from uncontested divorces to highly complicated matters involving issues such as child custody, alimony, and child support. Mr. Woodall’s over 30 years of experience make him a formidable attorney in the courtroom and a knowledgeable advocate. He has substantial experience in complex divorce matters including high-asset and high-income cases. His attention to detail is paralleled by few. Mr. Woodall enjoys working – he works holidays and weekends. On Fridays, he is known to quip, “just two more workdays until Monday.” Mr. Woodall retired from the Utah National Guard at the rank of Colonel after 22 years of service. He is intimately familiar with issues unique to military divorces and military retirement. Mr. Woodall continues to serve military service members.

Attorney Brad Carr graduated from Baylor Law School on a full-tuition academic scholarship. Baylor is consistently ranked by US News as one of the top three schools in the nation for trial advocacy. During his time there, he participated in Baylor’s nationally recognized practice court program and received several awards for trial advocacy. Mr. Carr’s practice focuses on family law and landlord representation. He has handled dozens of bench trials, jury trials, hundreds of hearings, and filed thousands of motions. He is the managing attorney at Carr | Woodall and operates the firm with the idea that attorneys should be driven by their own personal desire to achieve the best outcome for their clients rather than a law firm’s financial gain. In fact, unlike most other law firms in the state, the attorneys at Carr | Woodall have no billing quotas. The only expectation is for each attorney to meet his or her client’s expectations. Utah has a large market of self-employed individuals. Mr. Carr has represented many clients with family-owned businesses worth millions and even tens of millions of dollars. He has worked with forensic accounting experts to value these businesses. As the managing attorney of Carr | Woodall, he is also self-employed and manages all of the finances for the law firm. If you or your spouse is self-employed, Mr. Carr is an ideal fit for your divorce. Mr. Carr is married with three boys and one girl. He spends his weekday evenings and weekends with his family at his children’s sporting events, on his motorcycle, camping, hiking, or doing just about anything else that keeps him and his family off the couch. With a family of his own, Mr. Carr understands just how important family law issues are for his clients. He understands what you are fighting for and why. He is proud of his children and believes that preserving a healthy parent-child relationship is an essential part of divorce. When he was 10, his own parents were divorced. He has experienced first-hand how divorce affects children. This helps him to anticipate potential challenges your children may face.