Clinton R. Brimhall

Clinton has experience with family law and civil litigation. He has worked on both state and federal appeal cases. He now enjoys interacting with his clients and strives to respond promptly to their inquiries. He helps clients evaluate and select their best options to move forward with their legal needs.

Brigham Young University

J.D. (2014) | Law

2011 - 2014

Honors: Magna Cum Laude

Activities: Law Review, Phi Delta Phi

Brigham Young University

B.A. (2011) | English Language & Editing

2005 - 2011

Honors: University Honors

Associate Attorney

Christensen Law

2015 - Current

Fellowship/Pro Bono Attorney

Utah Legal Services, Inc.

2014 - 2015

Represented clients in divorce, custody, guardianship, and protective order matters.

Utah State Bar  # 15100

Member

Current

Utah

Since 2014

10th Circuit

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 2019

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Q. How can I care for my sister?

August 26, 2016

A: With your parents on board with this, I'm not sure I understand the difficulty you are facing.

Q. Can my ex tell me who I can use as a daycare provider during my parent time? She was OK with my fiance, but now says no

August 26, 2016

A: Even though you have joint legal custody, it could be that one of you has final decision-making authority. If she has final authority, you may not have a choice. If you do, it may be up to you. Without seeing your decree or parenting plan, I cannot know for sure. I am guessing she is responsible to share daycare costs equally. If so, be sure to send her a bill for her share. That may be persuasive.

Q. My ex wife is selling the marital home. The buyer is her husband now. Is that legal in the state of Utah.

August 26, 2016

A: If she is violating the terms of the divorce decree or mishandling an asset that is held in a trust, that might be problematic. Otherwise, I am doubting that there is a problem.