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Divorce can feel like unfamiliar territory. When you got married and had children, you did not imagine needing to decide how you would share custody if you and your spouse agreed to part ways.
When you get married, it can be the beginning of an exciting new chapter. When your new spouse has children, it can add to the excitement.
While adopting stepchildren may not be part of the plan for every situation, many new step-parents are excited to make their new relationship official for a variety of reasons. However, adopting stepchildren can come with challenges for children and adults.
While nearly everyone enjoys the holidays, the festivities can also be stressful – especially for divorced parents. The holiday season can appear to them to be a series of tense exchanges about child custody, family traditions, participation in festivities and more.
What are your options if your ex-spouse violates the divorce decree? Perhaps she refuses to pay child support, or he
Curiously, in Dahl v. Dahl, 2015 WL 5098249, although the Utah Supreme Court emphasized the strong public policy in Utah
As if the emotional toll of divorce weren’t enough, the financial aspect can be devastating. A crucial task your Utah
Under Utah law, spouses in a divorce case are entitled to one-half of any retirement funds that have accrued during
Several states are taking note of new legislation affecting family law, which offers an expanded parent- time schedule in favor
When deciding whether to include your children’s expenses into your household income, it is necessary to consider the following decision.
This article first appeared on St. George News under the Snow Jensen & Reece column “Legal Briefings.” Tyson C. Horrocks
