What if my spouse won’t sign divorce papers?
April 23, 2019
Each and every divorce has its own unique set of circumstances. In some cases, one spouse may try to avoid the issue altogether. Let’s say
Each and every divorce has its own unique set of circumstances. In some cases, one spouse may try to avoid the issue altogether. Let’s say
Modification litigation is a fairly common form of family law issues on court dockets. In Utah, they happen almost as frequently as divorce cases or
Spousal support is essentially the same term as alimony, although that is a somewhat antiquated term. In Utah, awarding spousal support is determined by the
Family courts are here to help pick up the pieces after a marriage has ended. Although it is usually difficult, the goal is to mitigate
It is important to keep in mind that no one can tell you with 100 percent accuracy how long your divorce will take. Each and
In many family dynamics, a stepparent can have a large impact on the lives of the biological children of their spouse. However, step-parents often face
Many parents that have been divorced are faced with frustrating financial situations. When one parent can’t or simply won’t pay child support, things get even
Family law cases usually take a large toll on your patience and mental stability. Your life can be changing so quickly that it may be
It’s already tough enough to face divorce, but when you are also dealing with property foreclosure your sanity may be tested. It may be a
A family court experience can be a trying time. Ease your burden by working with a child support attorney if support becomes an issue. Child support
What does it mean when someone has their parental rights removed from their children? As the name may imply, that parent will no longer have
When reading this article lets’ assume one thing. That is, both parents want what is best for their children and are not looking to unjustly