Transactional Real Estate Law for Utah
Purchase and sale agreements, lease drafting and review, and closings.
Based on 415 reviews • Serving all of Utah
Available until 9 PM
You're Not Alone in This
Real estate is the single largest transaction most people and businesses ever sign. The right paperwork — purchase agreements, leases, closing documents — makes the difference between a clean closing and a long, expensive dispute years later.
Hepworth Legal handles the transactional side of Utah real estate: drafting and reviewing purchase and sale agreements, preparing residential and commercial leases, and reviewing closing documents before signing. We do not handle eviction proceedings, HOA litigation, or other real estate disputes — when a matter needs litigation, we refer clients to litigation specialists.
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What We Handle
Three core areas of transactional real estate law — handled by attorneys who close Utah real estate deals every week.
Purchase & Sale Agreements
Buying or selling property in Utah involves contracts that determine financial outcomes for years. We draft and review purchase and sale agreements, addenda, counteroffers, and disclosures — protecting your position whether you're the buyer or the seller.
Lease Drafting & Review
A well-drafted lease is your first line of defense against later disputes. We prepare and review residential and commercial leases that clearly define rights, responsibilities, and remedies under Utah law for landlords and tenants.
Closings
Real estate closings involve documents that govern title, financing, and ownership for the life of the property. We review closing documents, identify problematic provisions, and ensure title and escrow line up before you sign.
Why Clients Choose Us
Plain English
We explain your case and your options without legal jargon.
Responsive
You'll hear from us. We keep you updated at every step.
Proven Track Record
We've helped thousands of Utahns resolve disputes and protect their rights.
Consultation
You'll meet with an attorney to discuss your situation and decide if we're the right fit.
What to Expect
Schedule Your Consultation
Tell us about your situation. We'll schedule a consultation that fits your needs.
Clear Strategy
If you hire us, we create a plan and keep you informed at every step.
Resolution
We work toward settlement or trial — whichever serves you best.
Your Consultation — A focused session with an attorney to discuss your case, your options, and whether we're the right fit.
Choose your consultation
Pick the session length that fits your situation — both include focused time with an attorney.
The 30-minute session is best for
- A focused session on a single legal question
- A look-over of your key facts and documents
- A clear plan of recommended next steps
The 60-minute session is best for
- Situations involving multiple legal matters in one session
- Business formation planning — LLCs, corporations, and partnerships
- Designing a comprehensive estate plan — wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives
By submitting this form you understand that the consultation does not create an attorney/client relationship. The consultation fee is non-refundable and is earned upon scheduling.
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