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Alimony and Income EqualizationAlimony and Income Equalization

There are many points of contention in a divorce action, from child custody to asset and debt distribution. After child custody, one of the most contentious issues in a divorce is alimony

This is largely due to the vague and ambiguous definition of alimony. Child support obligations are calculated based upon a mathematic formula [...]

“Are fathers getting short end of the stick in Utah custody cases?” – It’s a Rhetorical Question: My Comments on KSL News’s Story on Custodial Interference

Note: Remember as you read this that I’m not a father’s rights advocate. I represent men and women and have no bias against men or women in divorce. What I report is fact, not opinion.

Mike Headrick of KSL, Channel 5 News in Salt Lake City recently presented (April 28th, 2013) an investigative report [...]

A Question About Modifying Child Support in UtahA Question About Modifying Child Support in Utah

A recent visitor to the website wrote:

My response:

I received a letter from ORS stating they received a request to review and adjust my child support obligation. I’ve spent the last few hours perusing various websites (ORS, Utah Courts, and legislature. Anyway, I’m somewhat more informed than I was, but lack clear direction and [...]

What Alimony Policy Should Be in UtahWhat Alimony Policy Should Be in Utah

The policy should be that if anyone (man or woman) petitions for divorce without asserting (and proving) fault against the other spouse then that petitioner is rebuttably presumed unworthy of alimony, unless the petitioner can show, by clear and convincing evidence, that some equitable principle(s) dictate(s) that alimony be awarded.

Anyone (man or woman) [...]

There can be no question that parental alienation can and does occurThere can be no question that parental alienation can and does occur

There can be no question that parental alienation can and does occur. As this article explains so well (http://www.mrcustodycoach.com/blog/10-top-ways-fight-parental-alienation ), parental alienation need not be formally and officially deemed a mental illness to be real (and to be addressed and resolved by the courts in a divorce or other child custody action) any [...]