Stan Beutler, Esq. Attorney At LAW

If I could give a zero I would! Stan gave me such high hopes about helping me and the price was in my budget. I gave him everything he asked for and he dropped me like a hot potato with no reasons! He didn’t even give me a referral; no explanation. I’m wondering if when he heard my voice on the phone, he doesn’t want to help a black woman. I’m reporting him to the Utah bar association for misconduct. My son is a lawyer and he knows how to guide me through this situation. Unfortunately he doesn’t do QDROs.

I live in Alaska & was in the middle of a divorce in 2022. I called around to some law firms & the last document I needed to be finalized was a QDRO for my retirement, a bunch of numbers I didn’t understand looking at it. Most places asked for $7000 for a retainer. I did some research, found Mr. Stan, he was able to give me a guarantee finished QDRO with less than 10% of what Alaskan firms were asking for. There was only one small typo, which was sorted out with one simple phone call in just a short few minutes. I would recommend Stan to anyone needing a QDRO. Thanks!

Do not hesitate to use Stan! One of the easiest and most helpful people during this long process of splitting things. Drew up our qdro perfectly and had 0 issues. The best part about using Stan is he continues to answer any questions you have afterwards about the process and getting it filed . Doesn’t leave you to figure it out on your own. Thanks again!

Attorney Stan is very knowledgeable. With his experience and professionalism, he was able to guide me through the process of preparing my QDRO. He's also very patient, I must add. I highly recommend his services to anyone.

Others seem to have had a great experience, so I cannot fathom why I was treated so poorly. I was referred to Stan Beutler by another law firm because I had some serious issues and questions trying to resolve my QDRO. I needed advice on what was going on because there were two 401(K) accounts involved, and if there was any paperwork or forms missing. Mr. Beutler apparently couldn't get me off the phone fast enough. When I told him the QDRO department at my ex's company had approved both QDROs, but they just needed to be signed by a judge—which I was having a hard time getting the court to do—I was curtly told he only drafted QDRO orders. When I tried to ask him if he would at least check the paperwork sent to me or offer advice on a course of action to get this finished (had no issue paying him), he practically hung up on me. I was literally in tears. I went through sheer utter hell, as my divorce and my mother dying unexpectedly were happening at the same time. Mr. Beutler made me feel hopeless and helpless all over again.