Biography
Kayla M. Gothard is a dedicated attorney with a background in municipal law, HOA law, real property, and litigation. Known for her unwavering commitment to providing exemplary legal services, Kayla has become a trusted advocate for her clients, offering sound advice and strategic solutions.
Professional Background: Kayla earned her Juris Doctorate from Brigham Young University (BYU) Law School in 2022. She has since gained experience in municipal law, HOA law, real property matters, and litigation.
Areas of Expertise:
• Municipal Law: Kayla possesses an understanding of municipal regulations and laws, and navigates complex issues with finesse to ensure compliance and to protect her clients' interests.
• HOA Law: As an HOA law practitioner, Kayla has successfully guided clients through the unique challenges of homeowners' association matters, providing effective solutions tailored to their specific needs.
• Real Property: Kayla's expertise in real property law extends from transactional matters to dispute resolution, allowing her to assist clients in maximizing the value and security of their real estate investments.
• Litigation: Kayla is a formidable advocate in the courtroom, combining legal acumen with a strategic approach to achieve favorable outcomes for her clients.
Passions Beyond the Courtroom: Outside the legal arena, Kayla finds joy in spending time with her beloved horses and her Pomeranian, Pookie. Her love for animals reflects her compassionate nature, both in and out of the office.
Personal Background: Originally hailing from Las Vegas, Kayla has found a home in the picturesque landscapes of Utah. She embraces the unique lifestyle and values the close-knit community that Utah offers.
Philosophy: Kayla is not just an attorney; she is a dedicated advocate who believes in the power of legal counsel to make a positive impact on individuals and communities. Her passion for helping clients navigate legal complexities shines through in every case she takes on.
For Kayla, the practice of law is not just a profession; it's a calling to make a difference in the lives of those she serves.