Introduction:
Divorce doesn’t have to mean overwhelming legal fees or navigating the process alone. In Utah, limited representation divorce services provided by LPP Legal offer a powerful, affordable alternative for individuals who want professional legal support without the cost of full-scale representation.
Limited representation — sometimes called “unbundled legal services” — allows you to hire an experienced legal professional to handle only the parts of your divorce you truly need help with. This could include preparing and reviewing court documents, drafting settlement proposals, providing legal strategy, or coaching you for mediation or hearings. You remain in control of your case, while still benefiting from expert legal guidance where it matters most.
Why Choose Limited Representation?
Many Utah families choose limited representation because it provides:
- Affordable, predictable pricing
- Professional document preparation
- Strategic legal guidance without long-term retainers
- Faster resolution for uncontested or low-conflict cases
This option is ideal for clients who are capable of managing parts of their case independently, but don’t want to risk costly mistakes or delays.
Transparent Flat-Rate Pricing
Our limited representation divorce services in Utah are offered at a flat rate ranging from $850 to $1,500, depending on the complexity of your case. This clear pricing structure gives you peace of mind — no surprise bills, no endless hourly fees, just focused legal help when you need it most.
Who This Is For
Limited representation is a great fit if you:
- Have an uncontested or semi-contested divorce
- Agree (or mostly agree) on property and parenting issues
- Want help ensuring your documents are accurate and court-ready
- Need guidance without committing to full attorney representation
Get Professional Help Without the Full Cost
Divorce is a major life transition, but legal support doesn’t have to be out of reach. With limited representation, you get the confidence of professional guidance while staying in control of your budget and your case.
If you’re considering divorce in Utah and want a smart, affordable way to move forward, limited representation may be the right option for you.