4 Ways to Turn Over Family Deeds
Deeds are legal documents that identify a person’s ownership of property. Typically, deeds are turned over to children or any other family member who deserves the inheritance. Some of the information you may find in…
Family Law
Child Support: 4 Misconceptions You Should Correct Once and For All
Child support is one of the biggest and possibly the longest post-divorce expenses in Utah. Many things go into resolving its settlement, and even if you’re happy to support your child or children, arguments could…
Filing for Child Support Modification: What You Need to Know
If you think you can’t handle paying the agreed child support amount anymore, then you can fight to either lessen or remove it altogether. The process will be challenging and difficult, but it is not impossible. This is…
Time to Go: Leaving an Abusive Marriage
You have finally decided to put a stop to the dangerous situation of living with a violent spouse. Now, the problem is how you can divorce your spouse without him finding out and stopping you….
3 Legal Processes You May Undergo in a Divorce
Divorce is a difficult, painful, and long process yet couples have no choice but to deal with it when they can’t be together anymore. If this is your case, you must know more about the divorce…
The Complexities Involved In Disinheriting A Child
Children and parents don’t always go well together. For children, being disinherited by their parents is probably the bluntest of all ‘transgressions’. One might wonder, however, about the nature of the issues that parents go…
Nowhere to Be Found: Divorcing a Missing Spouse
When you wish to divorce a spouse who hasn’t contacted you in years, the first action you can take is to serve a notice. This is necessary when filing any lawsuit as required by the…
Sole Custody: Exclusive Rights for One Parent
When battling for child custody, parents may ask for sole custody if they think that joint arrangement may not support the best interest of the child. This may be necessary if one parent is unfit…
Divorce Talk: The Kids are Not at Fault and They Should Know
Whether you like it or not, divorce will always have a negative effect on your children’s lives. No child wants to be the product of a broken home. The idea that mom and dad no…
What is Considered to Be The Best Interest of the Child in a Colorado Divorce?
Divorce can be a difficult time especially for spouses with children. In most cases, the couple never agrees on a parenting plan and have to go to court where judges base their decision on the…