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Summertime Custody Swaps: What Utah Parents Need to Know Before School’s Out 

Child Support, Family Law /

Summer brings longer days, looser routines, and the promise of family memories, but for co-parents navigating custody schedules, it can also bring conflict, confusion, and last-minute stress. Whether you are planning a vacation, scheduling summer camp, or simply shifting into a different time-sharing routine, it is essential to get ahead of potential issues before school […]

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Mother’s Day After Divorce: Helping Kids Celebrate Without Conflict 

Custody, Divorce, Family Law /

For kids, Mother’s Day should be simple, a time to show love, give a homemade card, and maybe enjoy a pancake breakfast. But for children navigating life after divorce, this day can be emotionally complicated. Whose house will they go to? What if one parent feels excluded? What if the other parent refuses to acknowledge

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The Difference Between a Will and a Trust and Which One Is Right for You

Estate Planning /

Understanding the difference between a will and a trust is essential when creating an estate plan. While both serve to distribute assets after death, they function differently and serve unique purposes. Deciding which one is right for you depends on your financial situation, family structure, and long-term goals. A will is a legal document that

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Why Every Utah Resident Needs an Estate Plan and How to Get Started

Estate Planning /

Many people assume that estate planning is only for the wealthy or elderly, but every Utah resident can benefit from having a plan in place. Estate planning is about protecting your loved ones, ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes, and minimizing legal complications. Without a proper plan, your estate may go through

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Chapter 7 vs Chapter 13 Bankruptcy and How to Choose the Right Option

Bankruptcy /

For Utah residents facing financial hardship, bankruptcy can provide much-needed relief. However, choosing between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy is an important decision that depends on your income, assets, and financial goals. Understanding the key differences between these two options can help you make an informed choice about which path is right for you.

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How Bankruptcy Can Provide a Fresh Start for Utah Residents

Bankruptcy /

Financial difficulties can be overwhelming, leaving many individuals wondering how they will regain stability. For Utah residents facing insurmountable debt, bankruptcy can offer a fresh start by eliminating or restructuring financial obligations. Understanding how bankruptcy works and how it may benefit your situation can help you determine if it is the right path for you.

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Understanding Comparative Negligence and How It Affects Your Injury Claim

Personal Injury /

If you have been injured in an accident in Utah, determining fault is a crucial step in pursuing compensation. Utah follows a comparative negligence system, which means that your ability to recover damages depends on your level of responsibility in the accident. Understanding how comparative negligence works can help you navigate your personal injury claim

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