Paralegal Division

• Jurisdiction: Utah,United States
• Publication year: 2021
• Pages: 63
• Citation: Vol. 34 No. 1 Pg. 63

Paralegal Division Vol. 34 No. 1 Pg. 63 Utah Bar Journal February, 2021

January, 2020

Please Welcome the New Utah Licensed Paralegal Practitioners

By Greg Wayment

In an article written in March of this year by Julie Emery, we announced the first four licensed paralegal practitioners (LPP). We're are now pleased to announce an additional seven newly credentialed LPPs (six are featured here), bringing the total in the first year of the program to eleven. Please welcome:

Jennifer Arganbright, LPP, CP -Family Law and Housing

Jennifer Arganbright has been a paralegal for nearly thirty years. Beginning her career in collections and bankruptcy, Jenny has broadened her legal experience to also include estate planning, criminal defense, landlord/tenant issues, and family law matters. She has followed the LPP program since the formation of the task force and is excited to explore the possibilities of this new career. She holds a Certified Paralegal (CP) credential from the National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA) and is a licensed/bonded notary public and remote online notary. Jenny is currently employed with attorney Chad J. Utley of Farris & Utley, PC specializing in estate planning and family law.

Leslie Staples, LPP, CP - Family Law

Leslie Staples has been a paralegal for over twenty-seven years and more notably a family law paralegal, working directly with Christina Miller at Miller Law Group, for almost twenty-three years. Ms. Staples heard about the LPP program through the Paralegal Division of the Utah State...