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About Mitchell Wyatt

Mr. Wyatt has practiced law since 1992. His life and educational experiences allow him to understand and communicate with people from all walks of life. After graduating from high school, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy and trained as an electronics technician. He served aboard nuclear submarines and as an electronics instructor for six years. After leaving the Navy, he worked as a field engineer and technical writer. Mr. Wyatt then returned to college. He attended Brigham Young University (BYU), majored in Business Management, and graduated Cum Laude. Following graduation, he was accepted into law school at BYU. Following that, he re-entered the Navy as a Navy JAG, As a JAG officer, he served as a prosecutor in drug and child sex abuse cases, and honed his litigation skills. His second assignment was as the Assistant Staff Judge Advocate (personal attorney) for a two-star admiral in Monterey, California. After four years, he left the Navy for private practice. He practiced law in Texas until moving to Alaska in 2003 where he was appointed as an Assistant Attorney General working in the Child in Need of Aid section, protecting children from abusive/dangerous parents and situations. Mr. Wyatt re-entered private practice in May 2007 and limited his practice to primarily family law with an emphasis on fathers’ and grandparents’ rights. After years of practice in the family law arena and the loss of both of his parents, Mr. Wyatt migrated his practice to estate planning. He now focuses on helping people protect their financial legacy. Mr. Wyatt brings almost thirty years of diverse legal experience, knowledge, and training to the table to help his clients. He has an uncanny ability to cut through all of the information and issues and determine what the problem is and what to do about it.