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Custodial Interference and Writ of Assistance

February 10, 2017

Child Custody, Children in Divorce, Parent Time, Special Circumstances

child custody, Children in Divorce, Parent Time, special circumstances

Special Circumstances One of the ways you can enforce your parent-time or custody rights is through a Writ of Assistance. You should know up front that most judges and court commissioners consider such an action a bold, even an extreme…

Bullet-Proofing Your Holiday Parent-time: Send Notice in Writing NOW

January 11, 2016

Divorce Utah

Child Custody, Children in Divorce, Legal Custody, Parent Time, Special Circumstances

child custody, Children in Divorce, legal custody, Parent Time, special circumstances

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Bullet Proofing Your Holiday Time: Send Notice in Writing NOW Many divorced or single parents have issues with parent-time, not because they can’t use a calendar or make a plan, but because they are dealing with an ex who is…

Battling Custodial Interference – Criminal Prosecution

January 11, 2016

Divorce Utah

Child Custody, Children in Divorce, Legal Custody, Parent Time, Special Circumstances

child custody, Children in Divorce, legal custody, Parent Time, special circumstances

So what can you do the battle custodial interference if local law enforcement and the city and county attorneys won’t? Check out our blog posting on motions for order to show cause to sanction your ex for contempt of court and our…

Divorce and Family Lawyer “Win/Loss” Statistics

January 8, 2016

Divorce Utah

Coping With Divorce, Divorce Lawyers, Special Circumstances

Coping With Divorce, divorce lawyers, special circumstances

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Potential divorce and family law clients want to know my “win/loss record.” Frankly, until just now, I’ve never thought to keep track of this information. Why? Not because I am lazy (far from it) but because until just recently I…

No Fault Divorce? How Infidelity in Utah can Cost you

December 20, 2015

Divorce Utah

Alimony and Support, Divorce Court, Special Circumstances

Alimony & Support, Divorce Court, special circumstances

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Though Utah is a no-fault divorce state, and divorces are routinely—and almost exclusively—granted for “irreconcilable differences,” infidelity in Utah can still wind up costing you in divorce. The Utah Code provides for fault to be considered for the purposes of…

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Custodial Interference and Writ of Assistance

Bullet-Proofing Your Holiday Parent-time: Send Notice in Writing NOW

Battling Custodial Interference – Criminal Prosecution

Divorce and Family Lawyer “Win/Loss” Statistics

No Fault Divorce? How Infidelity in Utah can Cost you