Stowell Crayk Lawfirm

05/20/2026

Big win for the team at Stowell Crayk 👏

Andy won his first individual hearing with the firm last week. After a career serving as a diplomat and attorney abroad, he recently joined our team and secured asylum for a 73-year-old woman from Venezuela. We had previously won asylum for her son as well.

A meaningful result for this family and an incredible start for Andy with the firm.

05/14/2026

Martin Silva Moreno, just arrived today from winning his bond hearing in Las Vegas. Welcome back Martin!

05/13/2026

Celebrated Cinco de Mayo with the Catholic community in St. George alongside ProvenLaw! We enjoyed the opportunity to connect with many new people!

05/08/2026

Attorney Sarah Johns visited a Title I elementary school recently to teach students about the law and lead them through a mock case. The class also focused on the importance of education and the many doors it can open for their future. We are always grateful for opportunities for our attorneys to share their knowledge and experience with others.

04/18/2026

Despite the ongoing fight with immigration, it is exciting when another client obtains permanent residency. Nothing better than celebrating this moment! Congratulations!

04/09/2026

Attorney Michael Thornock recently worked with students at the University of Utah, presenting on Peace Linguistics and negotiation language. We appreciate the opportunity to engage with students and contribute to their learning, and we’re proud when our attorneys can share their expertise in this way.

03/28/2026

This is our case! I need people to first to understand that this was done exactly in accordance with immigration law. The Colombian Consulate, run by the Department of State has completely misunderstood two moronic executive policies. This is a seven year old child who is in Colombia with her United States Citizen Father, attending her interview. We have shown the Department of State that they are not interpreting the policies correctly. I promise they are, this one is obvious on its face. I need everyone who is willing to contact Senator John Curtis’ Office. The only way this gets fixed is by people putting their foot down. All of those who say that they, immigrants “just have to do it the right way” now have proof that people, 7 year old girls,are being blocked by this administration even when they are doing it the right way. Enough! Please contact Senator Curtis as many times as you can to get this girl home. The Consulate has stopped responding to us and we need congressional intervention!

What was supposed to be a simple trip to Colombia for Leandro Bermudez and his daughter Lucia — to help her get U.S. residency — has turned into a nightmare.

Their lawyer said U.S. officials wouldn't let the 7-year-old return home to Utah, pointing to a proclamation issued last year by President Donald Trump that’s meant to keep out terrorists and other “public safety threats.”

"Oh my gosh. We're trying to do everything we can so she can come back," said Leanys Bermudez, the brother of Leandro Bermudez and Lucia's aunt. "We're heartbroken right now."

Read more: https://www.ksl.com/article/51472099

✍: Tim Vandenack, KSL
📸: Leanys Bermudez

03/26/2026

Attorneys Jeremy Deus and Craig Stanger took on a trial where the odds were not in our favor. While the outcome was not what we had hoped, we approached the case with thorough preparation, strategic advocacy, and a clear focus on presenting the strongest possible defense.

At Stowell Crayk, our role is to zealously represent our clients—regardless of the circumstances or the likelihood of success.

03/19/2026

Doug Stowell recently spoke with the SigEp fraternity at the University of Utah about DUI laws, DWI’s, consequences, and the real-life impact these cases can have. Grateful to be apart of these conversations because awareness leads to better decisions.