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David Dolowitz
Utah Business, Jan, 2004
Mr. Dolowitz has been practicing law in Utah since 1966, individual practice area in Family Law. Family Law Section Lawyer of the Year, 1988-1989; Chairman, Utah Supreme Court Advisory Committee, Juvenile Court Rules of Practice, 1987-1997. Adjunct faculty Westminster College in Legal Assistant Education Program (Family Law) (1986-1993). Diplomat American College of Family Trial Lawyers; member Matrimonial Network. Education: Yale University (B.A., 1963), Lund University, Sweden (1961-1962); University of Utah (J.D., 1966). Phi Alpha Delta.
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