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Brad Carr is the founder and managing attorney of Carr | Woodall, a Utah law firm with a team of approximately thirty employees. His practice covers the full spectrum of civil litigation.
Mr. Carr has tried dozens of bench and jury trials, appeared at thousands of hearings, and filed tens of thousands of pleadings in Utah’s state and federal courts.
Landlord representation anchors his practice. With the help of his staff, he files around a thousand evictions every year for housing authorities, property management companies, and property owners across Utah. He has a team and systems to handle portfolio-level volume quickly. When a case turns contested, through counterclaims such as habitability issues or discrimination allegations, it stays with a firm built to litigate it.
Mr. Carr graduated from Baylor Law School on a full-tuition academic scholarship. Baylor’s trial advocacy program is ranked No. 3 in the nation by U.S. News and has ranked in the top five every year since 2010. At Baylor, he completed the school’s nationally recognized Practice Court program and received multiple awards for trial advocacy.
Utah has a large market of self-employed individuals. Mr. Carr has represented many clients with family-owned businesses worth millions and even tens of millions of dollars. He has worked with forensic accounting experts to value these businesses. As the managing attorney of Carr | Woodall, he is also self-employed and manages all of the finances for the law firm. If you or your spouse is self-employed, Mr. Carr is an ideal fit for your divorce.
Outside the office, Mr. Carr’s time belongs to his wife and their four kids. With every child active in club sports, weeknights mean juggling four different practice schedules. On weekends, he can be found cheering from the sidelines, mountain biking, dirt biking, skiing, or making homemade pizzas by the pool.
With a family of his own, Mr. Carr understands just how important family law issues are for his clients. He understands what you are fighting for and why. He is proud of his children and believes that preserving a healthy parent-child relationship is an essential part of divorce. When he was 10, his own parents were divorced. He has experienced first-hand how divorce affects children. This helps him to anticipate potential challenges your children may face.