Russell W. Hartvigsen - a Salt Lake City, Utah (UT) Lawyer

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Updated: 03/03/2026

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By M J F. on Jul. 16, 2019
Hired Attorney 2016-2019

Russ was hired via a family friend. He was paid cash up front to draw divorce paperwork for my daughter, it is 3 years later and it is STILL not complete! My daughter is a single mother with two baby girls, (3 and 2) and she has had to go without support or resolution because we couldn't get Russ the process the paperwork. After 2 and half years, we got a hearing date to find that the substantiating documents needed by the court, Russ STILL cannot provide. We have decided to move forward and find someone else. DO NOT USE THIS GUY - their office is a sham, he even blocked my daughters number so he could avoid her. Your better looking elsewhere! I am not one to do reviews but his unprofessionalism is worth saving others from his inefficiency and crock degree!

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Salt Lake City, UT

136 East South Temple
Suite 1700
Salt Lake City, UT 84111

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Phone: (801) 363-7611

Fax: (801) 531-9747

Website: http://www.pckutah.com

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