ROSING DAVIDSON FROST - Key Persons
E. Kelley has been serving Northern Utah for over 20 years and is an accomplished attorney in many legal areas. He specializes in many areas of family law including: divorce, custody, child support, adoptions, paternity and many more.
Cade's law practice has involved a wide variety of areas of the law, including family law, construction defect litigation, real estate purchase contract litigation, and general civil litigation.
Court J. Klekas II has over 10 years of litigation experience and worked in a variety of small firms and as a solo practitioner before joining the attorneys of Rosing Davidson Frost.
Job Titles:
- Attorney
- Partner
- Tony Patiño Fellow
Melyssa Davidson is one of Utah's foremost attorneys in community association and real estate law. Melyssa represents homeowner and condominium associations in Park City and throughout Summit, Wasatch, Utah, Davis, Weber, and Salt Lake counties. Melyssa's practice encompasses all aspects of community association law, including covenant enforcement and assessment collection. She regularly advises and assists community association boards and management committees with enforcement matters and association governance issues.
Melyssa also counsels and assists some of the state's largest real estate developers with master-planned communities and condominium projects and with the formation and incorporation of master associations and homeowner and condominium associations as nonprofit corporations. Melyssa has prepared Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions ("CC&Rs"), Bylaws, Articles of Incorporation, and Architectural and Design Guidelines for hundreds of community associations across the state. Her real estate developer clients include Ivory Homes and Daybreak.
Melyssa is particularly skilled at contract drafting and association governing document rewrites and updates. She also regularly represents businesses and individuals in real estate purchase and sale agreements and advises and assists real estate clients with due-diligence, easement agreements, property management agreements, commercial lease agreements, restrictive covenants, and with a variety of land-use and development matters.
Melyssa's legal background also includes bankruptcy, commercial litigation, and employment law. Melyssa has been a National Business Institute seminar presenter and currently provides corporate governance training and legislative updates for community association boards and management committees.
Melyssa is a Tony Patiño Fellow and has been named in Utah Business Magazine as one of Utah's Legal Elites. Melyssa co-founded the Utah State Bar Community Association Law Section. Currently, she serves as president-elect of the Utah State Bar Park City Section. She previously served for several years on the Board of Directors for Equality Utah.
Melyssa is a long-time Park City resident and loves the mountains. When not working, she's skiing, paddleboarding, or hiking with her husband and their two dogs.
Education
University of California Hastings College of the Law (J.D. 1991)
Melyssa is one of Park City's foremost attorneys in the area of homeowner and condominium association law. Most recently, she has been named in Utah Business magazine's 2016 Utah Legal Elites. Melyssa represents homeowner and condominium associations and individual owners throughout Park City and Summit, Wasatch, and Salt Lake Counties.
Monica graduated with honors from University of Utah's S.J. Quinney College of Law in 2019. During law school, Monica served as executive footnote editor of the Utah Law Review and as secretary of the Minority Law Caucus. Monica earned the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in International Business Transactions and Sexuality, Gender, and the Law Seminar, as well as the Outstanding Achievement Award in Commercial Law. Monica was the 2018 recipient of the Utah Civil Rights & Liberties writing award. During her time in law school, Monica also interned for the Honorable Justice John Pearce at the Utah Supreme Court. Monica's practice focuses on homeowner and condominium association law.
Education
University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, J.D., 2019
Monica graduated with honors from University of Utah's S.J. Quinney College of Law in 2019. Monica's practice focuses on homeowner and condominium association law.
Nick's practice is concentrated on real property law, including land use and zoning matters, water law, land acquisition and development, residential and commercial landlord - tenant law, and business organization law.
Rebecca Royer focuses her practice on civil litigation. She has extensive experience with dispute resolution. With a background in criminal defense, personal injury, and class action litigation Rebecca now uses her diverse background to assist clients with homeowner's association, real estate, and construction disputes. She has tried over twenty-five cases to a jury and her courtroom experience is essential in preparing clients for deposition, mediation, and trial testimony. A graduate of the University of Akron School of Law, Rebecca has over a decade of experience representing clients in three states. When not working, Rebecca enjoys volunteering, cheering on the Ohio State Buckeyes, and planning her next tropical vacation.
Rebecca focuses her practice on civil litigation. She has extensive experience with dispute resolution. With a background in criminal defense, personal injury, and class action litigation Rebecca now uses her diverse background to assist clients with homeowner's association, real estate, and construction disputes.
Job Titles:
- Attorney
- Managing Partner
- Owner
Robert Rosing has deep experience in home owner association law, real estate law, and business disputes. No association matter is too large or too small for Robert.
Vanessa earned her J.D. from Gonzaga University. After graduation, Vanessa dedicated her practice to general civil litigation, family law, and property law.