Choose now or later
Connect immediately when Greg is online, or choose a private time that works for you.
Real help. Real empathy. Real experience.
Not a chatbot. Not another search result. A face-to-face conversation with Greg—a Utah lawyer who understands divorce professionally and personally. When Greg is available, talk by video right now. No office visit. No pressure to decide.
For current Utah residents · Secure private video · Coaching-centered legal consultation
Meet Greg Gunn
Greg N. Gunn is a Utah-licensed attorney and decision coach who understands this uncertainty professionally—and personally.
Greg brings experience in divorce and child custody, along with firsthand understanding of divorce’s heartbreak and difficulty. Having lived through it, he is now happily remarried and part of a blended family—with children and former spouses on both sides. He understands the ongoing complexities that can come with that life.
His personal experience also helps him empathize with how chronic illness, addiction, and mental health conditions can shape decisions about divorce. He offers a calm, candid conversation grounded in family-law experience and compassion—not pressure to stay or leave.
Every Divorce Coach Live video call is treated as a limited-scope Utah legal consultation, even when most of the conversation is coaching. Greg can help you think clearly and provide legal perspective within the consultation’s defined scope. The call does not enroll Greg for court representation or create an ongoing engagement.
“You do not need to arrive with a decision. We can begin with the questions.”
A calm first step
Connect immediately when Greg is online, or choose a private time that works for you.
Provide only the identity details needed to ensure Greg has not previously spoken with your spouse.
Talk face to face. Ask what has been keeping you awake and begin replacing uncertainty with perspective.
Two kinds of support
Sometimes you need help thinking. Sometimes you need to understand the law. Greg will tell you clearly which conversation you’re having.
Clarify priorities, prepare for hard conversations, and consider possible paths without being pushed toward a particular decision.
Ask questions about Utah divorce law, common issues, and court procedures within the limited scope of your video consultation.
You can begin without deciding