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Are Divorced Parents Whose Divorce Was Entered in Utah Required to Give Any Notice When They Travel With Their Minor Children?

August 3, 2023

Child Custody, Utah Code, Utah Court Rules

Utah code, Utah Code § 30–3–36(2)

Yes. Utah Code § 30–3–36(2) requires: (2) For emergency purposes, whenever the child travels with either parent, all of the following will be provided to the other parent: (a) an itinerary of travel dates; (b) destinations; (c) places where the…

How Terrible Is It to Go Through a Divorce?

August 2, 2023

Divorce, Divorce Attorneys

divorce, terrible divorce

It depends on the person going through it, although it’s safe to state that for most people it is a miserable experience. Some may acknowledge it was a necessary, though still not a pleasant, experience. From my perspective as a…

What Are the Child Support Guidelines for Separated Fathers in the United States?

August 1, 2023

Child Support, Child Support Calculation

Child Support, child support guidelines

Good question. First, there are federal laws and regulations that govern the states in setting their child support calculation and collection laws. Second, any parent (father or mother) can be ordered to pay child support. Men are not the only…

In Re L.L.B. – 2023 UT App 66 – Termination of Parental Rights Reversed

In re L.L.B. – 2023 UT App 66 THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS IN THE INTEREST OF L.L.B., A PERSON UNDER EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE. C.B. AND H.B., Appellees, v. J.B., Appellant. Opinion No. 20210942-CA Filed June 15, 2023 Eighth…

2023 UT App 65 – State v. Meyer – Parent Charged With Child Abuse

2023 UT App 65 – State v. Meyer THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS STATE OF UTAH, Appellee, v. ELIZABETH LYDIA MEYER, Appellant. Opinion No. 20210718-CA Filed June 15, 2023 First District Court, Brigham City Department The Honorable Spencer Walsh No.…

2023 UT App 60 – Martinez v. Sanchez-Garcia – Material and Substantial Change

2023 UT App 60 – Martinez v. Sanchez-Garcia THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS DAISY MARTINEZ Appellant, v. FERNANDO SANCHEZ-GARCIA, Appellee. Opinion No. 20210829-CA Filed June 2, 2023 First District Court, Logan Department The Honorable Brian G. Cannell No. 154100308 Ashley…

2023 UT 11 – In Re C.D.S. And W.E.S – Appeal of Termination Parental Rights

July 26, 2023

Appeal, Parental Rights, Termination of Parental Rights, Utah Court of Appeals Decisions, Utah Court Rules, Utah Law, Utah Supreme Court Decisions

appeal, parental rights, termination of parental rights, Utah Court of Appeals Decisions, Utah Court Rules, Utah law, Utah Supreme Court Decisions

2023 UT 11 – In re C.D.S. and W.E.S IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF UTAH STATE OF UTAH, in the interest of C.D.S. and W.E.S., persons under eighteen years of age. A.S., Petitioner, v. STATE OF UTAH,…

2023 UT App 61 – State v. West – violation of civil stalking injunction

July 25, 2023

Appeal, Civil Stalking, Civil Stalking Injunction, Evidence, Stalking, Utah Court of Appeals Decisions, Utah Law

appeal, civil stalking, civil stalking injunction, evidence, stalking, Utah Court of Appeals Decisions, Utah law

2023 UT App 61 – State v. West THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS STATE OF UTAH, Appellee, v. DEBORAH JEAN WEST, Appellant. Opinion No. 20210335-CA Filed June 2, 2023 Fifth District Court, St. George Department The Honorable Jeffrey C. Wilcox…

2023 UT App 48 – Anderson v. Deem – civil stalking injunction

2023 UT App 48 – Anderson v. Deem THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS ELLIE ANDERSON, Appellant, v. JACKSON DEEM, Appellee. Opinion No. 20210558-CA Filed May 11, 2023 Fourth District Court, Provo Department The Honorable Robert A. Lund No. 210400723 Jason…

First Impressions of Being a Legal Assistant as a Writer By Braxton Mounteer

The first thing you should know is that I am a writer. I have authored some short stories and some other things you haven’t heard of. I have been a Legal Assistant for two days, and I had some expectations…

2023 UT App 57 – State v. Schroeder

2023 UT App 57 – State v. Schroeder THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS STATE OF UTAH, Appellee, v. MICHAEL SCHROEDER, Appellant. Opinion No. 20190339-CA[1] Filed May 25, 2023 Fifth District Court, Cedar City Department The Honorable Troy A. Little No.…

Child Support and Alimony in Utah: Income from a Second Job

July 19, 2023

Alimony and Support

alimony in utah, second job and alimony

Here’s a question that you may not have ever thought to ask if you or a loved one are going through a divorce and you and your spouse are the parents of minor children: Is income from a second or…

What Alimony Is and What Alimony Is Not in Utah – Part 4 of 4

July 18, 2023

Alimony and Support

alimony, alimony in utah

It’s tempting to try to rationalize and justify an unfair alimony decision, either by paying too little or obtaining too much alimony. And it’s hard to say just exactly what is and is not affair alimony award. If you were…

What Alimony Is and What Alimony Is Not in Utah – Part 3 of 4

July 17, 2023

Alimony and Support

alimony, alimony in utah

Are there ways to game alimony calculations? Can you get more than you deserve? Or be ordered to pay less than you fairly should? Yes, yes, and yes. Is that moral or legal? No and no. Still, understanding how people…

What Alimony Is and What Alimony Is Not in Utah – Part 2 of 4

July 14, 2023

Alimony and Support

alimony in utah, utah alimony

People who want alimony often get greedy. They try to define alimony as whatever it is they feel they are entitled to. People who want to avoid paying alimony also often get greedy. They try to argue that if they…

What Alimony Is and What Alimony Is Not in Utah – Part 1 of 4

July 13, 2023

Alimony and Support

alimony, alimony in utah

Today’s questions is what alimony is and what alimony is not in Utah. Before we find out what Utah alimony is and is not, we should first start with the definition of alimony. For those of you that don’t know…

Is My Ex-spouse Responsible for Paying Our Child’s College Education?

July 12, 2023

Child Custody, Children in Divorce, Custody

child custody, cutsoyd laws

In Utah, the law does not require divorced parents to pay for an adult child’s education. Divorcing parents can agree that one or both parents will fund some or all of a child’s college education, but they cannot—at least as…

In the USA, Should Divorce Without Cause Be Eliminated?

July 11, 2023

Divorce, Divorce Law

divorce, no-fault divorce

Should divorce without cause be eliminated? If it were, we would likely find ourselves back in the situation that led to the creation of no-fault divorce in the first place. What is no-fault divorce? A divorce that can be obtained…

Can Adoptive Parents Lose Their Kids When They Divorce?

July 10, 2023

Adoption, Child Custody, Children in Divorce, Co-parenting, Uncategorized

children of divroce, custody, divorce

Adoptive parents cannot lose custody of the children they adopted merely because they divorce. The children of adoptive parents are treated no differently in divorce than children who are issue of the marriage (“issue of the marriage” means the children…

Resource for Domestic Violence Survivors from Hello Divorce

July 7, 2023

divorce, divorce help

HelloDivorce.com offers resources and support to people navigating divorce, including support for survivors of domestic abuse. This guest post is an in-depth guide on “What Domestic Abuse Victims Need to Know About Leaving and Divorce” https://resources.hellodivorce.com/what-domestic-abuse-victims-need-to-know-about-leaving-and-divorce

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