Getting a divorce in Utah or any other state is for two purposes — dissolving the marital agreement and dividing financial assets and obligations. In the course of the divorce,…
Many States grant fathers and mothers each 50% of custody time, including Nevada, Colorado, and other States near Utah. But, Utah ranks much lower in the number of cases in…
Alimony (spousal support) is a payment ordered by the court from an ex-spouse for the financial support of the other during and after the process of a divorce. The judge…
It’s something you didn’t think could ever happen in your marriage — infidelity. But, here you are, after the fact, and it’s hard to fully process it. There are a…
Military service members are highly trained to endure the most challenging and stressful of events, but all their extraordinarily developed abilities do not make divorce any less difficult. There are…
Even though COVID-19 has thrown the world off-kilter, that doesn’t mean that you can’t still co-parent. In fact, the stay at home orders issued by your local municipality doesn’t give…
If a married couple wants to adopt a child, then both parents are responsible for adopting that child. The child has two parents, not just one. Therefore, the child is…
You can be a single parent. You can be an effective and content single parent. An experienced Utah divorce attorney can help you start that transition away from a marriage…
Reduced Income May Qualify You for Reduced Child Support Payments Utah allows for child support adjustments to happen in only a few ways and only when certain situations apply. If…
There are numerous signs you need a divorce: You’re fighting with your partner frequently, you’ve grown incompatible, or you are both downright unhappy. Regardless of the reason, it’s important you…