Mr. Edwards proudly served six years in the United States Navy as a nuclear engineering technician onboard nuclear-powered submarines. He gained a love for technology and computer programming, which he continues today. Mr. Edwards is an avid programmer and is a big advocate of the maker movement. Because of his love for technology, He has gravitated towards technology law and intellectual property. Mr. Edwards has served large corporations on the use of intellectual property and how to best protect it. He also has great passion for the future of technology and the latest developments, such as blockchain technology.

Mr. Blake is the managing partner of Trusted Estate Planning Attorneys, a multi-state estate planning law firm that helps clients ensure their assets are not wasted upon their passing. He is also a second-generation estate planning attorney who has seen first-hand how good planning can lead to extraordinary results, especially in the charitable planning world. Mr. Blake attended BYU for his undergraduate in Business Management and Finance and law school at the Paul M. Hebert Law School at LSU. Outside of work He has served the Boy Scouts of America as Assistant Scout Master, and he served on the Las Vegas Chapter of the BYU Management Society Board. He has been local church youth leader and was a member of the Rotary Club in Las Vegas.

Mr. Lish has been helping people plan and administer their estates since 1982. And in that time, he witnessed how intentional planning can do wonderful things for families and individuals. His practice focuses on estate planning, specializing in Medicaid planning, special needs planning, asset protection planning, probate, and elder law. When clients come to him for help, he makes it a priority to learn about their family circumstances. His aim is to put together a plan that will set their legacy families on the path toward success. He it admitted to the Utah Bar and went to Brigham Young University. He formally was a partner at McCullough, Jones & Ivins.

Mr. Morgan graduated Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in 2014. Previously he studied History at Brigham Young University. While in law school, he was recognized as a finalist in a national legal writing competition with an essay on using estate planning to prevent elder abuse. He practices exclusively in the area of estate planning and probate. Mr. Morgan has a particular interest in protecting children and adults with special needs or disabilities with specialized estate planning and trusts. He is a member of both the Elder Law and Estate Planning Sections of the Utah State Bar and serves on the Legislative Committee for those sections. Mr. Morgan absolutely loves his job and the clients he is privileged to serve. Finally, getting to what matters most, He is married to the love of his life and has a son who is everything to him.

Mr. Nickle originally interned with Helgesen, Houtz & Jones in 2005, during the summer after his second year of law school and he has been with HH&J since graduating from Gonzaga University School of Law in 2006. He is a native of Salt Lake City. Mr. Nickle is a 1995 graduate of Weber State University. He attended California State University, Fullerton, where he received his Master of Arts Degree in 1998 and stayed on to teach beginning college writing in the English Department. Mr. Nickle returned to Utah and taught composition at Weber State University until he decided to go back to school and attended Gonzaga University School of Law in 2003. He specializes in family law issues, from infant and adult adoptions to surrogacy and estate planning for any family of any income. Much of his experience in this area of practice focuses on divorce, both stipulated and litigated. In this capacity, Mr. Nickle takes seriously the role of counselor–helping divorcing parties come to a quick and final resolution, which he believes is best for all those concerned. However, when litigation becomes appropriate, he employs an aggressive collaboration-oriented approach combined with the experience necessary to bring about a successful conclusion. He has also served as legal counsel for hundreds of criminal defendants, both in juvenile and adult courts, and enjoys and understands the importance of this opportunity to serve clients throughout this difficult process.