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Six years of Legal Coverage for a one time payment.

Mountain West Legal Protective is the first of its kind in Utah, and perhaps the United States of America, for that matter. Our company was created by lawyers, business professionals, insurance experts, real estate brokers, and entrepreneurs in an effort to tackle the seemingly never-ending issue of legal services being just too expensive, not focused, and not specialized. We’re changing that. Our lawyers and paralegals are experts in the real estate purchase contract. That’s all they do. For just a small one-time, up-front payment, you’ll receive 6 years of legal coverage against seller disclosure fraud. This is unheard of in the industry. In addition, we are Utah’s first company to be approved by the Office of Legal Services Innovation, which is an Office of The Supreme Court of Utah, to provide this specific type of legal service.

Buying a home is one of the greatest things we can do as Americans. You and your family should not have to worry about legal fees.

Our Specialties

Justice for All

What is Seller Disclosure Fraud?

Imagine moving into your dream home. Your family is super excited to finally have the perfect home. You paid an arm and a leg for it in today’s market, and you’ve put almost everything you’ve got into the purchase. You had a great real estate agent helping you with the contract. You ordered a home inspection, got a title insurance policy, and you made sure to read the Seller Property Condition Disclosure forms very carefully. However, not everything is as good as it first appeared…..

A few weeks after moving in, your basement bathtub starts slowly filling up with a green/black slug, coming up through the drain. Before you know it, it’s spilled out into the hallway and has flowed into the bedrooms. Your basement is now contaminated with toxic sewage. How could this have happened? Normal homes don’t overflow sewage from their bathtubs! Well, after spending a few thousand dollars for the emergency crew to help you clean up the devastating damage, one of the plumbers that came to the home suggested getting the sewer line scoped. He does so, and you find out that the pipe heading to the main drain out in the road is “bellied,” or drains down then up again before it goes out to the main system. You know gravity doesn’t work like that, and the plumber tells you that you’ve got to replace the entire pipe system. He presents you with a huge bill, one that you and your family can’t possible pay at this time. Worst of all, you learn that the seller knew all about the plumbing issues before selling you the home. The neighbors who helped you clean up the emergency all say they had to help the previous seller clean up before. This is nothing new.

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We’ve got your back!

Generally, your next step would be to call an attorney and see what can be done. Typically, lawyers charge anywhere from $200-$600 per hour for their services, and real estate attorneys are often on the more expensive side of that coin. But if you’ve purchased our home buyer legal protection plan, you would pay $0.00 per hour. Yes, that’s right, no attorneys fees paid to review your case, no fees for sending a demand letters, no fees for filing a court lawsuit, no fees for going to trial, if needed. With our legal plan, for 6 years you’ll be able to access the full power of our justice system, all for a one-time, affordable, up-front fee at the time you purchase your home. From Logan to St. George, we’ve got you covered. Our attorneys will protect you and your home anywhere in the state of Utah.

About Us

Mountain West Legal Protective is the first of its kind in Utah, and perhaps the United States of America, for that matter. Our company was created by lawyers, business professionals, insurance experts, real estate brokers, and entrepreneurs in an effort to tackle the seemingly never-ending issue of legal services being just too expensive, not focused, and not specialized. We’re changing that. Our lawyers and paralegals are experts in the real estate purchase contract. That’s all they do. For just a small one-time, up-front payment, you’ll receive 6 years of legal coverage against seller disclosure fraud. This is unheard of in the industry. In addition, we are Utah’s first company to be approved by the Office of Legal Services Innovation, which is an Office of The Supreme Court of Utah, to provide this specific type of legal service.

What is Seller Disclosure Fraud?

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Imagine moving into your dream home. Your family is super excited to finally have the perfect home. You paid an arm and a leg for it in today’s market, and you’ve put almost everything you’ve got into the purchase. You had a great real estate agent helping you with the contract. You ordered a home inspection, got a title insurance policy, and you made sure to read the Seller Property Condition Disclosure forms very carefully. However, not everything is as good as it first appeared…

A few weeks after moving in, your basement bathtub starts slowly filling up with a green/black slug, coming up through the drain. Before you know it, it’s spilled out into the hallway and has flowed into the bedrooms. Your basement is now contaminated with toxic sewage. How could this have happened? Normal homes don’t overflow sewage from their bathtubs! Well, after spending a few thousand dollars for the emergency crew to help you clean up the devastating damage, one of the plumbers that came to the home suggested getting the sewer line scoped. He does so, and you find out that the pipe heading to the main drain out in the road is “bellied,” or drains down then up again before it goes out to the main system. You know gravity doesn’t work like that, and the plumber tells you that you’ve got to replace the entire pipe system. He presents you with a huge bill, one that you and your family can’t possible pay at this time. Worst of all, you learn that the seller knew all about the plumbing issues before selling you the home. The neighbors who helped you clean up the emergency all say they had to help the previous seller clean up before. This is nothing new.

We’ve got your back!

Generally, your next step would be to call an attorney and see what can be done. Typically, lawyers charge anywhere from $200-$600 per hour for their services, and real estate attorneys are often on the more expensive side of that coin. But if you’ve purchased our home buyer legal protection plan, you would pay $0.00 per hour. Yes, that’s right, no attorneys fees paid to review your case, no fees for sending a demand letters, no fees for filing a court lawsuit, no fees for going to trial, if needed. With our legal plan, you’ll be able to access the full power of our justice system, all for a one-time, affordable, up-front fee at the time you purchase your home.

Our Specialties

Office Of Legal Services Innovation

Access to Justice

“If legal services can be provided to litigants and those with potential legal problems in a much more cost effective way, then true access to justice becomes possible for millions of people who currently get no help and do nothing. Technology, especially online legal services, exponentially increases the potential to improve access to justice. But it also simultaneously increases the risk of legal and practical harm to users if those services are not of sufficient quality. However, the potential benefits are too large to pass up, so changing how legal services are regulated to both open the door to innovation and protect litigants and other users in responsible ways is critical.” – Narrowing the Access to Justice Gap by Reimagining Regulation

Office Of Legal Services Innovation

Access to Justice

“If legal services can be provided to litigants and those with potential legal problems in a much more cost effective way, then true access to justice becomes possible for millions of people who currently get no help and do nothing. Technology, especially online legal services, exponentially increases the potential to improve access to justice. But it also simultaneously increases the risk of legal and practical harm to users if those services are not of sufficient quality. However, the potential benefits are too large to pass up, so changing how legal services are regulated to both open the door to innovation and protect litigants and other users in responsible ways is critical.” – Narrowing the Access to Justice Gap by Reimagining Regulation