Jordan Frank Wilcox

My wife often jokes that I have a one track mind.  Once I set my mind to something, there is no going back.  She is right.  All my life if I truly wanted something I would stop at nothing to get it.  (My wife included).  Although she says it is annoying sometimes, as my client it is your greatest asset.  I am passionate about seeing that you get the best help possible, and I tenaciously represent your best interests.  I know that the IRS can be abusive, manipulative and ruthless.  They are the most powerful collection agency out there and I’m your best weapon.  Let me tell you a little about who I am and how I got here... 

I grew up in Bountiful, Utah.  I graduated from Woods Cross High School in 1997.  In 1998 I served as a volunteer service missionary for my church, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, for two years.  I served in the Netherlands, Amsterdam Mission, where I learned to speak fluent Dutch.  Being a missionary basically means service 24 hours a day.  It is there that I learned that I wanted to help people for the rest of my life.

My wife, Kellye, grew up in Salt Lake City.  We met in February 2002 and after a short engagement we were married by October of that same year.  I’ve always wanted to be an attorney, but my schooling was stop and go for a long time.  We found out we were expecting a baby in December of 2005.  When our first son, Tate, was born the doctor laid him in my arms and I knew right then and there that I had to do better for my son.  I remember clearly, I had been working at FedEx in their inside sales department at the time.  It was a good job, but not great.  I knew I needed to do something more.  I looked over at my wife and said to her “I need to go back to school.  I need to provide for this family.”  And thus my motivation was born.  I immediately enrolled in school at Weber State University, graduating Cum Laude in 2008, and then attended Ave Maria School of Law where I received my Juris Doctorate in 2012.  During all this schooling we welcomed 2 other boys into our family, Hayden in 2008, and Cole in 2011.  My family is my motivator.  I love them and thank them for always supporting and believing in me.  We now live in Layton City, Utah.

While attending law school I discovered a passion for tax.  It was strange, because many of my colleagues thought I was crazy, but it just made sense to me.  I now understand why I enjoyed it so much, because it would become a part of my life in helping others who suffer the heavy hand of collection by the IRS.  Upon graduation we moved to Oklahoma where I gained invaluable experience in tax problem representation.  After living in Oklahoma for about a year we decided that we wouldn’t be truly happy until we were back in Utah.  In the summer of 2013 we came back to Utah and I gained further experience in dealing with the IRS while working with a local firm.  That’s enough about me, let’s get down to the reason you are visiting this site: You are looking for relief from the sleepless nights, constant fear, and uncertainty that come with the burden of owing the IRS.  Read on for a better understanding of where you are, and where you can be.  I explained that my wife accuses me of having a one-track mind, and fortunately for you she is right: All I can think about is helping you get past this difficult stage in your life.  Let’s change your life for the better!