Scott P. Card

Scott, in addition to his law practice, has been a part-time professor at Brigham Young University. Scott is also a frequent guest lecturer on juvenile legal issues at high schools, colleges and universities. Scott's practice focuses on wrongful death actions, personal injury, criminal defense, landlord-tenant law, juvenile crimes, and adoptions. He also mediates divorce and family law matters.

Honors

- Daily Herald's "Best of Utah County" Divorce Lawyer 2007, 2008

Activities and Associations

- Chairman of the Mapleton City Economic Development Commission

- Guest lecturer at Brigham Young University Pre-Law Society

- CLE Instructor for the National Business Institute

- Youth lecturer at Provo, Alpine, Nebo, and Juab School Districts

- Panel participant in the Alpine School District "Pornography Conference"

- Alternate member of the Utah County Board of Adjustments

Representative Reported Cases

- State of Utah v. Worwood, 127 P.3d 1265 (Utah App. 2005)

- Ashby v. Ashby, Ashby v. Ashby, 191 P.3d 35 (Utah App. 2008)

- 2010 UT 7, 227 P.3d 246 (Utah 2010)