Property Attorney Leads

Property cases are few but specific. These posts explain Utah foreclosure timing, quiet title, and wrongful liens, and are candid about the small volume and what we have not verified.

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October 4, 2026

Property Attorney Clients From Utah Court Filings

Foreclosure, property rights, and wrongful lien cases are small in number but high in value. Here is what the Utah court record shows and what it does not.

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October 4, 2026

How Utah Trust Deed Foreclosures Work for Attorneys

A Utah trust deed foreclosure under the power of sale runs through a trustee and the county recorder. The statute sets a three-month wait and a 20-day notice.

October 4, 2026

Foreclosure Defense and Lender-Side Leads in Utah

A foreclosure case has a homeowner and a lender. We deliver the homeowner when they have no attorney of record. What that means, and what we have not verified.

October 4, 2026

Quiet Title and Property Rights Cases in Utah Courts

Utah law lets a person sue to settle who has rights in real property, and a notice of pendency can be recorded. Here is what that means for finding clients.

October 4, 2026

Wrongful Lien Cases in Utah: What Owners Can Do

Utah lets an owner petition to void a wrongful lien, with a hearing within 10 days, and sets damages of $3,000 or more. Here is how it works for attorneys.

October 4, 2026

How Many Property Cases Are Filed in Utah?

In one sample week we counted about 15 property cases: roughly 9 foreclosures and 4 property rights cases. Here is how we counted and what we did not check.

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