Do I have to pay the court to go to trial?
Do I have to pay the court to go to trial? I am a divorce and family lawyer. I was asked this question and was a little surprised that this wasn’t widely known: In Utah, do I have to pay…
Can a divorced spouse claim rights to a previous primary residence?
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Can a divorced spouse claim rights to a previous primary residence? A court can, in exceptional circumstances, award a spouse some or all of your premarital and separate property that is clearly not a marital asset. In the jurisdiction where…
Can a divorced spouse claim rights to a premarital primary residence?
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Can a divorced spouse claim rights to a premarital primary residence? A court can, in exceptional circumstances, award a spouse some or all of your premarital and separate property that is clearly not a marital asset. In the jurisdiction where…
Can I sell or trade in the family car while divorce proceedings are pending?
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Can I sell or trade in the family car while divorce proceedings are pending? How would a spouse in process of divorce go about trading her van that is in both spouses name, if the other spouse is uncooperative? Would…