• What are My Rights as a Parent? [/heading][vc_column_text]The United States Constitution protects parental rights.  Absent a showing of unfitness, abandonment or neglect, you have the right […]
  • Can I Get an Annulment? Rather than simply ending a marriage, as a divorce does, an annulment nullifies the marriage, rendering it as if it never […]
  • 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 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 […]
  • 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 […]
  • Does My Child’s Opinion Matter? Children are rarely called to testify in a divorce case.  However, the commissioner or judge is permitted to consider the preference […]
  • 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 […]
  • Salt Lake City Expungement Eligibility Are You Eligible For A Record Expungement? Below is a form you can fill out to help determine whether you qualify […]
  • What Will the Court Consider When Deciding Custody? Utah courts consider the best interests of the child when determining custody.  In deciding what arrangement will be […]