Denmure Law Office

A few years ago they were very helpful. Now, communication has become terrible. Very difficult to get phone calls returned or accurate explanations. Person answering the phone doesn't listen just gives general answers to what they think you are calling about. Waisted several months with them before getting a new attorney. Sad compared to how helpful they were just a couple years ago.

Denmure Law Office took care of my father's estate, I was named personal representative of the estate. There were five beneficiaries including me, but our oldest brother died just five days before dad. It was a very difficult time for all of us. Our little estate was not going to be easy, simple, or fast. Our sister was very sick and dying of cancer, she has two daughters. In the 12 months of proceeding with probate, Denmure Law (and me) had to change gears more than once. A couple of examples are credit cards and the nursing home bill. I spent 3 months myself on these two simply because I did not agree with how much the bill was. King's Daughter's Health hospital was hacked and all computers and printers were inoperable. Dad’s hospital bills were not received by his insurance in the 6 mon

I cannot express how thankful I am for Denmure Law Office. I lost my dad at 22 years old, and I did not even know where to start with his Estate. They were compassionate and able to help with anything I needed. I would definitely recommend them to anybody!

Mr. Denmure..Please convince your client (the executor of the late Connie Lay) to relinquish the dog named Bela, formerly belonging to Connie Lay, to Best Friends animal society in Utah. If funds are an issue, I am 100% positive the dog loving community will provide funds for this dog to lead a happy and full life. I would be more than happy to donate funds as well. For those interested: Best Friends is a wonderful sanctuary for all animals. Dogs are not kept in kennels 100% of the time, they have free range access to the outdoors as well as human interaction and are well cared for. I also assume once they have legal possession of the dog, they might be able to re-home him to a loving family.

I disagree completely. The woman made her decision, and if Doug had any reservations about it, he should have informed her at the time. I just wonder how many of those rallying to keep the dog would go TODAY to the shelter and adopt one who's going to be killed? Thousands are waiting to be saved. If Connie Lay had a friend or relative responsible enough to care for her dog as she would, she would have made that provision. And sending the dog to Best Friends is the stupidest thing I've read. Living in a kennel among hundreds of other dogs is an egregious injustice, and a shameful one! Further, how did this issue become public? This is a private matter that should have been handled PRIVATELY!