Mark Woodbury

Mark Woodbury is a Utah attorney who focuses primarily on estate planning, probate, and estate administration. He helps individuals and families prepare wills and other estate planning documents designed to protect their assets and provide clear instructions for the future. His work also includes probate litigation, where he assists clients with disputes that may arise during the administration of an estate.

Mark earned his Juris Doctor from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University in 2012. After completing law school, he began practicing in Utah and has continued serving clients throughout the state. His legal education provided a strong foundation in legal analysis, property rights, estate administration, and dispute resolution. This training supports his ability to explain complex legal matters in clear and practical terms.

Mark has experience handling matters involving real property litigation and landlord-tenant law in addition to his estate planning and probate practice. This broader background allows him to evaluate disputes involving ownership rights, property agreements, rental relationships, and estate assets. He works to identify the legal and practical issues involved in each matter while helping clients understand their options and pursue appropriate solutions.

Mark Woodbury brings careful planning and practical judgment to legal matters that can affect a family’s property, finances, and long-term goals. He understands that estate planning and probate concerns often arise during important or difficult periods in a client’s life. By providing clear guidance and thoughtful representation, he helps clients prepare for the future, address estate disputes, and navigate Utah probate proceedings with greater clarity.

Law Office Affiliations

• Partner Attorney, Woodbury & Ybarra
• Member, Utah State Bar

Licensed State

• Utah

Education

• J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• Brigham Young University
  Bachelor of Arts

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