Monthly Archives: June 2018

Mediation As A First Step

Mediation As A First Step

Nobody plans on divorce. Divorces are emotional and can get complicated. There are disputes over who gets what property and whether or not alimony will be paid. If children are involved, it can truly get messy. Disputes over legal and physical custody of a child can become heated. In Utah, state law requires couples filing […]

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Understanding the Types of Child Custody

Understanding the Types of Child Custody

When you begin a divorce process, the situation is not likely to be an enjoyable one. When children are involved, the process becomes even more emotional. We understand that there may be some things you’ve never had to think of before when it comes to custody of a child. After all, nobody plans divorces in […]

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Can A Fiancée Or Fiancé Be Considered ‘Family’ Under Utah Law? What If They Share A Child?

Can A Fiancée Or Fiancé Be Considered ‘Family’ Under Utah Law? What If They Share A Child?

Getting engaged and changing your status from “two individuals in love” to “fiancée” and “fiancé” can be an exciting experience for any couple. But being “engaged” is not a legally recognizable status unless your relationship meets certain requirements to be recognized as a marriage that has not been solemnized. Being engaged to someone is just […]

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Domestic Violence and Divorce. What happens?

Domestic Violence and Divorce. What happens?

When there is any sort of court proceedings in Utah generally the two different courts, civil and criminal tend to be kept as two different entities. However, in some very particular cases, they do overlap. One of these instances is where there are claims of domestic violence made by either a male or a female […]

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