Farrah L. Spencer
Farrah is a partner at Long Reimer Winegar LLP, concentrating in the areas of matrimonial and family law in the firm’s Park City, Utah and Wyoming offices. Farrah has been practicing family law for over 20 years and her practice focuses on a wide range of family law issues, including high-net worth divorce, child custody matters, modification, and enforcement. Farrah also has extensive experience preparing or reviewing prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.
Farrah prides herself on her ability to resolve the most contentious and complex divorce cases. She draws on the expertise of her partners at Long Reimer Winegar for assistance in navigating tax and trust issues often present in high-net worth divorce cases. Farrah’s personal background enhances her ability to relate to her clients and enables her to be sensitive to the impact these matters have on families, especially children. When children are involved, Farrah keeps their interests in mind and advocates towards resolution outside the courtroom, as this has the least detrimental effect upon the family. When litigation is unavoidable, however, Farrah is fully prepared to represent her client’s best interests in a courtroom setting.
Farrah is devoted to her family law practice and is also committed to developing the family law profession. She is practical and believes it is important for clients to have realistic expectations. She is involved with several national organizations dedicated to the family law profession. Farrah is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML). In 2023, Farrah was invited to become a member of The American College of Family Trial Lawyers (ACFTL), representing the top 100 family law trial attorneys in the United States where fellowship is extended by invitation only.
Farrah was raised on a Wyoming cattle ranch where she continues to spend significant time. Most of Farrah’s personal life is dedicated to her children and extended family.
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Deny AcceptEducation & Licensure
Farrah received her undergraduate degree from the University of Wyoming in 1999 and then her law degree from the University of Wyoming, School of Law in 2002.
Farrah is licensed to practice law in Utah and Wyoming.
Community Service
Farrah is a founding member of the Park City Community Foundation Women’s Giving Fund. She is a past member of the Summit County Fair Board, PC Tots, and the Park City Sunrise Rotary Club. Farrah was a member of Leadership Park City Class XIX.
Memberships & Professorships
• Diplomate of The American College of Family Trial Lawyers (ACFTL). Members of the ACFTL are family law trial lawyers recognized and respected by the bench and bar as leaders in the field. https://acftl.com/
• Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML). The Academy recognizes highly skilled attorneys who represent individuals in all facets of family law. https://aaml.org/
• Secretary of the Utah State Bar Family Law Executive Committee (2026-present)
• Chair of the Family Law Group Subcommittee of Wyoming Access to Justice 2.0 Commission (2025-present)
• Chair of the Mountain States Chapter of the AAML (2021-2022)
• Chair of the Wyoming State Bar Family Law Section (2020)
• Member of Utah State Bar Family Law Executive Committee (2019-present)
• Member of Park City Bar Association (Utah)
• Member Uinta County Bar Association (Wyoming)
• Association of Collaborative Professionals of Utah, Chair 2015-2016. https://utahacp.org/
Speaking Engagements
• “Trust Issues: Irrevocable Trusts in Divorce,” Mountain States Chapter of the AAML Annual Meeting, June 29-July 1, 2023, Sun Valley, Idaho. Presented with fellow Long Reimer attorney, Natalie K. Winegar.
• “The Quick and Dirty – Unique Issues in Family Law Cases,” Wyoming State Bar Convention, September 16, 2020.
• “Preparing for Trial,” Panel Member of the Wyoming State Bar Family Law Forum, July 11-12, 2019, Laramie, Wyoming.
• “Case Dissection,” Panel Member of the Utah Fellows AAML Annual Family Law Seminar CLE, December 1, 2017, Salt Lake City, Utah.
• “QDRO Basics,” Wyoming State Bar Convention, September 2016, Laramie, Wyoming.
• “Trending Topics in Family Law,” Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association, March 31, 2016 (Webinar Teleconference).
• “Overview of the Family Law Mediation Process,” Wyoming State Bar Convention, September 2014, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
• “Mediation: A Better Alternative to the Adversarial Process,” Panel Member of Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association Annual Meeting, June 2014, Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
• “Overview of the Family Law Mediation Process,” Wyoming State Bar CLE, February 2014 (Webinar Teleconference).
Published Articles
• Co-Authored article in the Spring 2026 edition of The Coffee House for the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association entitled “Discovery in Family Law Cases: Strategies for Attorneys.”
• Article in the April 2020 edition of the Wyoming Lawyer entitled “10 Practice Tips for Effectively Practicing Family Law.”
• Article in the February 2020 edition of the Wyoming Lawyer entitled “Child Custody: The Role Attorneys Play.”
• Co-Authored article in the November/December 2016 edition of the Utah Bar Journal entitled “Collaborative Law 101.”
• Co-Authored article in the December 2013 edition of the Wyoming Lawyer entitled “Wyoming Statutory Parent-Time Schedules and Parent Plans.”