About Rebecca Long

Rebecca Long Okura practices household regulation in Holladay, Utah. She is the founding attorney at Long Okura - Lawyers At Law, the place she makes a speciality of divorce, estate planning, and elder law. The company also handles business law and probate matters, offering a complete approach to household-associated legal matters. Rebecca joined the Utah State Bar in 2000, bringing over two decades of experience in various legal capacities. She earned her J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center in 2000, following her undergraduate research at Gannon University, where she acquired a B.A.

in Political Science in 1993. During her time in law program, she worked as a regulation clerk and summer associate, which laid the groundwork for her future career. Her early roles covered law clerk positions beginning in 1996 — This lets the attorney grow a strong foundation in legal practice. Most of her work involves family law instances, especially divorce and facilitated negotiation. She is certified as a certified divorce mediator in Utah, helping clients manage the requirements of separation and custody problems. Cases typically development from preliminary consultations to mediation sessions, and, when necessary, litigation.

Rebecca's talent in binding dispute resolution and mediation lets in her to get to the bottom of disputes amicably, minimizing the emotional toll on families. Before establishing her company, she served as a part-time law professor, sharing her knowledge with aspiring attorneys. This position underscored her dedication to legal education and mentorship. Rebecca has also contributed to the legal community thru her involvement in various committees, including the New Lawyers Training Program Committee, where she served as chair for the 2019-2020 time period. Her dedication extends past her practice. She actively helps And Justice for All, contributing to the community by ensuring access to legal services for those in want.

Rebecca is also a member of the Utah State Bar Character & Fitness Committee, emphasizing her dedication to keeping high ethical requirements within the profession. Rebecca Long Okura's knowledge and diverse areas of practice make her a precious resource for clients dealing with household regulation challenges. Her focus on facilitated negotiation and binding dispute resolution reflects her belief in resolving conflicts constructively. As a prominent figure within the Holladay legal community, she continues to recommend for her clients whilst contributing to the development of future attorneys.

Education

Georgetown University Law Center

J.D. (2000) | Law

1996

Gannon University

B.A. (1993) | Political Science

1989

Languages

English (Spoken, Written) Mandarin (Spoken)

Experience

Lawyer

Long Okura - Lawyers At Law
2004

Lawyer

Corporon & Williams, PC
2003

Lawyer

Robert J. Debry & Associates
2002

Adjunct Professor

Salt Lake Community College
2001

Lawyer

Utah Legal Services
2000

Summer Associate

Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP
1999

Law Clerk

Krooth & Altman LLP
1998

Law Clerk

Silver, Freedman, & Taff, LLP
1997

Law Clerk

The Nature Conservancy
1996

Accepted Jurisdictions

Utah

Court Admissions

Utah Supreme Court State Supreme Court

Types of Cases Handled

Family Law Divorce Business Law Estate Planning Probate Arbitration & Mediation Elder Law

Legal Services Scope

Consultation Mediation Litigation

Certifications & Awards

Utah Court Roster for Qualified Divorce Mediators

Utah State Courts

Professional Associations

New Lawyers Training Program Committee

Chair for 2019-2020 term 2016 - Current

Utah Court-Roster of Mediators

Mediator (domestics and non-domestics) 2016 - Current

And Justice for All

Sponsors- our firm donates $1,000 per attorney per year 2015 - Current

Utah State Bar Character & Fitness Committee

has membership 2003 - Current

Office Locations

Main Office

 1981 Murray Holladay Rd #120 Holladay UT 84117

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