Experienced, efficient and effective. That’s what Tamara A Fackrell believes an attorney should be when serving their client. And she knows this all begins with listening when you come to her for counsel because each situation comes with its own unique set of circumstances. Tamara understands that she can accomplish more on your behalf by spending less time talking and more time doing.
With more than a decade of experience, not only is Tamara an accomplished attorney but also a Master Mediator and a trainer in Utah County for Basic Mediation and Domestic Mediation for the Administrative Offices of the Court. But while she sees representation of clients as an opportunity to negotiate, focus on the needs of children, come to settlement and avoid costly court encounters, Tamara is a determined advocate who is willing to battle in the courtroom arena on your behalf.
Areas of expertise:
- Collaborative Lawyering
- Divorce and Family Law
- Juvenile Criminal Law
- Business Law
- Estate Planning
- Immigration
If you need a strong advocate who will listen and put your needs first, or are interested in mediation or mediation training services, please contact the law office of Tamara A. Fackrell.
Office: (801) 377-1425
Address: 831 East 330 South, Suite 250, American Fork, UT 84003
Email: myattorneymediator@gmail.com
Divorce litigation is having your case for divorce heard by a judge in a court of law. In most cases, a divorce settlement can be achieved through mediation. However, when spouses are unable to come to an agreement, their case must be presented to the court. In Utah, the litigating parties are the petitioner and the respondent, the respective spouses of the marriage.
During litigation, both spouses present evidence through witnesses, testimony or documents. The role of the attorney is to gather all of the information concerning your case. All of the facts that both help and harm your cause will be collected. However, your attorney will help protect your interests.
The greatest advantage of divorce litigation is the right to appeal the ruling if it is not to your liking.


