• Divorce FAQs Information And Peace Of Mind For People Considering Divorce In Utah Contemplating divorce is emotionally difficult — and compounded by the fact that most […]
  • Do I Need an Attorney for My Divorce? People do, from time to time, go through simple divorces without an attorney. But having a lawyer can […]
  • How Will a Protective Order Affect My Divorce? A protective order is not a substitute for a divorce decree, permanent custody order or child support order. […]
  • How is Child Support Calculated? In most cases, child support is calculated pursuant to the Utah Uniform Child Support Guidelines.  The guidelines take into account the […]
  • What is the Difference Between Physical and Legal Custody? In Utah, there are two types of custody: legal custody and physical custody. Legal custody refers to […]
  • How Much Does an Attorney Cost? For family law matters, attorneys usually charge based on an hourly fee for work performed. Divorce and custody cases can […]
  • Will I be Liable for My Spouse’s Debts? [/heading][vc_column_text]You may be required to pay a portion of your spouse’s debts, if those debts were incurred during […]
  • How Does Adultery Affect a Divorce? Adultery is grounds for divorce in Utah.  However, in order to obtain a Decree of Divorce, you need only establish […]
  • What are My Child Support Obligations? All parents are responsible for providing financial support for their children.  If you are the non-custodial parent, or you have […]