Nathan D. Pace
Attorney and Counselor at Law

Nathan D. Pace has been an attorney since 1993. He received his undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University in 1990, and graduated from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University in 1993. Nathan loves to solve problems. He feels an attorney's highest value is to help clients navigate through the most difficult issues of life. That is why Nathan loves the law. He protects his clients and solves their problems. His greatest goal is that you will be a better person when your case is over. His highest desire is that you will never regret for a minute following his counsel. Nathan's mission statement is that 30 years from now when you look back on your life, you will realize you are a better, happier person because you listened and followed his counsel. He will not tell you what you want to hear, he will tell you what you need to hear. Then - he will help you make those changes personally, familially, professionally and in every other facet of your life that will bring goodness to you, your family, and your associations.

In life and death he protects families, fortunes and freedoms. His practice takes care of families. He will help you buy and sell your family home, help you resolve any disputes with others, helps in all areas of family life: divorce, custody and child support. He helps protect you as you look to the next generation. He will help you in all areas of elder law. We can protect you from nursing home debt and significant medical expenses, we can develop simple and sound ways to protect your life savings and ensure your ability to enjoy your golden years, and to bless your loved ones after you pass on through estate planning.

When problems cannot be solved through planning or negotiation, he will protect you and your good name. He understands that oftentimes good people make bad decisions and face unexpected criminal charges. Nathan is masterful in the courtroom before a judge, or when facing a Jury. He excels in walking through the criminal justice system at all levels. He is comfortable before a Jury. When Nathan is before a Jury, he defends and represents you with every part of his soul. Nathan respects the Jury as the last and greatest defense of your freedoms, liberties and unalienable rights. He helps them find the truth, which is and always will be the best defense. Nathan helps uncover what the police or investigators missed, what really happened. He tells the jury the truth, helps them see the truth, and by doing that, protects you. Nathan is skilled at civil and criminal litigation.

Nathan has done extensive post-graduate training in mediation and conflict-resolution methods. His preferred case management style emphasizes a solution-based model. He is a frequent guest speaker and regularly performs training seminars on the subjects of personal growth and accountability, conflict resolution, ethics, ethics in the law, honor in advocacy, and law office management.

Nathan has been a barrister with the Rex E. Lee chapter of the American Inns of Court since 1999. He has served as a City Council Member, where his responsibilities included business and economic development, parks and recreation, and cemeteries. He has served on the Board of Bar Examiners for the Utah State Bar, and he has served as a Judge Pro Tempore for the Third District Court's Small Claims Department from 1994 to 2004. He lived for two years in Spain, is fluent in Spanish, and maintains an active Spanish-speaking clientele. Nathan is married to Margaret Watson Pace, is the father of six children and resides happily in Medina, New York.