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What is a motion to bifurcate a divorce in Utah? Why should I care to know?

August 17, 2020

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What is a motion to bifurcate a divorce in Utah, and why should I care to know? By Brian N. Godfrey, Legal Assistant A motion to bifurcate to dissolve your marriage means that the court declares your marriage ended, but…

Domestic Violence and Protective Orders: What do I Need to Know?

December 11, 2018

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This blog post answers the following questions: Do I qualify to get a protective order? How do I obtain a protective order: against an abusive partner, spouse or ex-spouse? for a child? against someone I’m dating or dated in the…