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Can someone legally move out without notice and turn off utilities?

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Dirty Tricks, Divorce Law, Family Law, Jurisdiction, Justice and Equity, Legal System, Utah, Utah Code, Utah Law
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The judge finalized our divorce a month ago. My ex-husband decided to move out without any notice and then he turned off all utilities service. Can he legally do that without saying anything? It depends upon 1) the rules and…
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Law from a legal assistant’s point of view, week 38: Arb-med, part II

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Arbitration, Divorce, Divorce Attorneys, Divorce Court, Divorce Law, Divorce Lawyers, Divorce Procedure, Family Law, Finances, Hiring a Divorce Lawyer, Lawyers, Legal Assistant, Legal System, Mediation
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By Quinton Lister, legal assistant Last week I wrote a post about Arb-med and how it can benefit practitioners of law, particularly family law. In this post I will be addressing the specific benefits of Arb-med to those who are…
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Law from a legal assistant’s point of view, week 19: Litigation

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Judges, Lawyers, Legal Assistant, Legal System, Uncategorized
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By Quinton Lister, legal assistant Litigation is not fun. It’s anything but fun. Now, I am not a lawyer and I have only been a legal assistant since this past summer, and that’s the sum total of my experience with…
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Should I pay my lawyer to talk to the attorney of the other party? He spent 3 hours last week responding to 12 emails from the other lawyer and I need to pay him for this time. At this rate I my lawyer will become a secretary and I will be bankrupt.

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Attorney Fees, Coping With Divorce, Dirty Tricks, Divorce Attorneys, Divorce Costs, Divorce Fears, Divorce Lawyers, Divorce Mistakes, Divorce Preparedness, Family Law, Fathers' Divorce Issues, Ineffective Assistance of Counsel, Lawyer Fees, Men's Divorce Issues, Mothers' Divorce Issues, Preparing for Divorce, Pro se (representing yourself), Women's Divorce Issues
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Should I pay my lawyer to talk to the attorney of the other party? He spent 3 hours last week responding to 12 emails from the other lawyer and I need to pay him for this time. At this rate…
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Are there laws that protect one parent from being a victim of the other parent’s continuous reporting, through the other parent’s attorney, about violations of a restraining order that are all lies?

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Abuse, Best Interest of the Child, Child Abuse, Children in Divorce, Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS), Evidence, Fathers' Divorce Issues, Legal System, Men's Divorce Issues, Mental Illness, Mothers' Divorce Issues, Parental Fitness, Parental Rights, Protective Orders, Protective Supervision, Restraining Orders, Women's Divorce Issues
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Are there laws that protect one parent from being a victim of the other parent’s continuous reporting, through the other parent’s attorney, about violations of a restraining order that are all lies? Are there laws that protect one parent from…
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Why do pro se litigants fail so often?

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Coping With Divorce, Divorce Costs, Divorce Court, Divorce Fears, Divorce Lawyers, Divorce Mistakes, Divorce Preparedness, Family Law, Fathers' Divorce Issues, Judges, Lawyer Fees, Legal System, Men's Divorce Issues, Mental Illness, Motion Practice
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Why do pro se litigants fail so often? And if you’re wondering what a pro se litigant is, here’s the definition: someone who argues his/her own case in a lawsuit, rather than having a lawyer represent him/her and do the…
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