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Top 6 Reasons for Divorce

Top 6 Reasons for Divorce

Marriage is not always easy. Unfortunately, even couples with the best intentions often end up divorcing. With nearly half of all marriages ending in divorce, there are many reasons why couples choose to separate. The following are six of the most common reasons. 1. Infidelity Perhaps the most common reason for divorce is infidelity. Infidelity […]

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How Can Mediation Help You?

How Can Mediation Help You?

In a typical divorce, each party will not agree on every issue. Mediation can help both parties resolve any degree of divorce-related issues. Mediation is an informal process where a neutral third-party, known as a mediator, helps facilitate individuals to reach an agreement. Divorce mediation is beneficial because it helps individuals reach an agreement without […]

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What is Mediation?

What is Mediation?

One of the most popular forms of alternative dispute resolution is mediation. Mediation is an informal process where a neutral third-party, known as a mediator, helps facilitate individuals to reach an agreement. This process is beneficial in divorce because it helps improve communication between couples, leading to a faster settlement. Only the decisions that can […]

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How To Handle Life After Divorce

How To Handle Life After Divorce

Up to half of all marriages end in divorce, but that doesn’t make it any less devastating. Figuring out how to navigate new financial, social, and emotional territory can be stressful and intimidating. Fortunately, with time, even the most damaging of wounds can heal. Understanding the healing process will help speed up the path to […]

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How To Survive The First Year After A Divorce

How To Survive The First Year After A Divorce

The first year after your divorce will be filled with new experiences, both good and bad. You might have a great time dating again, or you might deal with serious financial setbacks while adjusting to a single income. Whatever obstacles you face, take comfort in knowing you aren’t alone. Up to half of all marriages […]

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Estate Planning Considerations in Utah Divorce

Estate Planning Considerations in Utah Divorce

Far and away, the most common wills in Utah (and across America, I would guess) say something like this: If I die before my spouse, all my property goes to him when I die. If my spouse dies before I do, my property goes to my children in equal shares. It’s popular for good reason: […]

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Asset Protection in a Utah Divorce

Asset Protection in a Utah Divorce

When clients come to our firm, two of their biggest concerns are protecting their assets and of course, avoiding financial ruin. They know that divorce touches bank accounts, savings, retirement accounts, pensions, investments, real estate, and even entire businesses, but to what extent exactly, they’re not entirely sure. In fact, fears of “losing it all” […]

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How Can Parental Rights Be Removed In Utah?

How Can Parental Rights Be Removed In Utah?

Voluntary Removal of Parental Rights In general, there are two ways parental rights can be removed in Utah. Starting with voluntary removal, (also known as relinquishment) parents will remove their rights by their own free will. This is generally something that cannot be undone once proper documentation has taken place. Another general rule is that […]

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Signs That You’re Being Bullied With Divorce

Signs That You’re Being Bullied With Divorce

The people that we love the most often hold the tightest grip on the strings that play with our emotions. Our defenses are typically down with loved ones, with our deepest fears, dreams, and secrets uncovered like Achilles’ heel. As time passes our histories and personalities paint a picture of the person that we are. […]

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Dealing With Your Children’s Step-Parent

Dealing With Your Children’s Step-Parent

Beyond just the complications that come with co-parenting with your ex-spouse, a specific problem blended families have is the relationship between a parent and his or her ex-spouse’s new spouse or significant other, which for simplicity, this article will refer to as the “new spouse.” In particular, there may be significant difficulties regarding how the […]

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