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Law from a legal assistant’s point of view, week 18

November 16, 2021

Divorce Attorneys, Divorce Law, Divorce Lawyers, Finances, Lawyers, Legal Assistant, Legal System

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Law from a legal assistant’s point of view, week 18: Financial Declarations and Initial Disclosures By Quinton Lister, legal assistant My minimal exposure to the legal profession as a legal assistant to a divorce attorney has given me the opportunity…

Law from a legal assistant’s point of view, week 18: Financial Declarations and Initial Disclosures

Law from a legal assistant’s point of view, week 18: Financial Declarations and Initial Disclosures By Quinton Lister, legal assistant My minimal exposure to the legal profession as a legal assistant to a divorce attorney has given me the opportunity…

What are the Steps for Getting Divorced in Utah?

What are the Steps for Getting Divorced in Utah? To start the divorce process, you must begin by filing what is called a complaint or a petition for divorce with the court. This means you are suing your spouse for…

Utah Divorce Case Timeline Summary

November 30, 2020

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Utah Divorce Case Timeline Summary The greatest influence on how long a divorce case takes is usually how much and how severely the parties fight over the issues. The more they fight and the more things they fight over, the…

Can you legally allow a relative to live in a property you own, rent-free, for years?

April 23, 2020

Divorce Utah

Alimony and Support, Child Support, Marital Debts, Spousal Support

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Can you legally allow a relative to live in a property you own, rent-free, for years? Today’s question is (and I’m serious, it’s a real question from a real person; I didn’t make this up): Can you legally allow a…

A real client’s questions about divorce settlement and mediation

Here is a real client’s questions about divorce settlement and mediation. Don’t worry, I’ve removed the names and changed out the details to protect confidentiality. This client asked a lot of questions that frequently come up, so the client’s e-mail…

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Law from a legal assistant’s point of view, week 18

Law from a legal assistant’s point of view, week 18: Financial Declarations and Initial Disclosures

What are the Steps for Getting Divorced in Utah?

Utah Divorce Case Timeline Summary

Can you legally allow a relative to live in a property you own, rent-free, for years?

A real client’s questions about divorce settlement and mediation