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Robert A. Youngberg

Attorney & Counselor At Law, PLLC

Serving Summit, Wasatch & Salt Lake Counties

Contractors vs Employees

What is the Difference?


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Limited Liability Companies

Learn more about limited liability companies.


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Trusts for Estate Planning

Understand the basic principles of trusts.


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Mission Statement

To provide clients with prompt, quality legal work on a confidential basis and in a cost effective and ethical manner.

My focus is in the following areas of law:
  • Business law and business organizations
  • Contracts
  • Securities and business finance
  • Probate
  • Estate planning, including wills and trusts
  • Oil and gas law

Newsletters

Robert's newsletters help clients understand the specifics of an area of law.

Business Law

An introduction to Utah business law. This guide provides a general overview of certain laws related to doing business in Utah.


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Business Organizations

If you want to start a business, or already own one and want to change the business structure, this summary of rules describing different types of Utah businesses can help.


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Living Trusts

A revocable living trust is one of several estate-planning tools. Should one be part of your estate plan? This newsletter answers your questions.


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Probate

Many people think of probate as a long and expensive complication - while probate does take time and involves costs, it may be less trouble than you think.


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Securities

Learn more about raising capital through private placements in this guide providing an overview of securities law in Utah, that summarizes the rule 506 exemption.


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Wills

This newsletter answers your questions about wills. Find out about different types of wills and what they can do, when you should write one and what they don’t cover.


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Trusted Assistance, Reasonable Fees

Call and explain your legal needs. In most cases, I can give you a quote for a fixed fee. That way, you know how much the work will cost before it starts.