Providing Holistic Solutions To
Providing Holistic Solutions To
Family Law Disputes
Divorce is one of the most difficult transitions adults can experience, but not every case has to end badly. In many cases, spouses can peacefully resolve the terms of their separation through agreement rather than litigation. This type of divorce is known as an...
Custody exchanges should not feel like a weekly standoff. When every pickup turns into arguing, blaming or last-minute changes, the stress can follow your child into the car, into school and back into both homes. In Utah, a parenting plan can give parents structure,...
Life rarely stays the same after a judge puts a custody order in place. Fortunately, if your current arrangement no longer fits your family's reality, you have options. In fact, Utah law allows parents to request modifications when they meet the right conditions. The...
Ending a marriage is a heavy decision, but the legal process in Utah County does not have to be a battle. You may feel a sense of relief when you and your spouse choose cooperation over litigation. While Utah law generally requires a 30-day waiting period after you...
A do-it-yourself (DIY) approach to divorce is somewhat common. Many people choose to represent themselves during divorce proceedings. In some cases, those pursuing a pro se filing on their own behalf believe that their efforts may save them money when compared with...
Talking to children about divorce is not a one-time conversation. Even after a court has finalized a couple’s settlement, children continue to process what their parents’ divorce means for them. As they grow and reach new stages of development, their understanding of...
Pursuing an uncontested divorce in Utah can be a practical and efficient way to end a marriage when both spouses agree on the major terms of their separation. Unlike contested divorces, which involve litigation over issues such as property division, child custody or...
When married couples separate or divorce, both spouses have a right to request shared custody. Fathers facing divorce are often quick to assert themselves in the hopes of protecting their bond with their children. The situation can be significantly different in cases...
Married couples typically share their financial obligations and resources. For example, they often have joint financial accounts, including shared credit cards. Both spouses have their own cards attached to the same revolving line of credit. They can each make charges...
Parents preparing to live separately while their children are still young have to address custody issues. The most pressing aspects of shared custody include the division of overall parenting time and the allocation of decision-making authority. A custody order can...
