Is Child Custody affected by who files first? The answer for women facing divorce in Utah is no. It does not matter who files first for divorce in Utah. It will not affect custody. What will affect custody is the positive or negative role that you play in your children's life. At Arnold, Wadsworth & Coggins Attorneys, we have represented women in highly contested divorces that involve assets and custody of Read More
Women’s Rights: Female Divorce Lawyer
At Arnold, Wadsworth & Coggins Attorneys, we know that going through a child custody or divorce proceedings can be difficult. We also know that there are attorneys out there that claim to be just for men and their rights. The truth is that the law is the law. We have creative ways that enable women in Utah to be able to afford an attorney through their divorce process including deferment of fees until the divorce Read More
Child Custody in case of Divorce
Child Custody Lawyers Child Custody is probably the most important issue in any divorce or post divorce. The time with your children and custody of them is what means the most. Child Custody in Utah can be a complicated and emotional roller coaster. We have the experience you need to be able to help you with your custody legal process. Utah Child Custody Utah Code Annotated 30-3-10 is titled Custody of children in Read More
Family Lawyers located in Utah
Child Custody Lawyer As Utah Divorce Lawyers in Salt Lake City, we know the importance of your case. We know going through child custody laws in confusing. Child custody should be argued by an attorney that understands the ins and outs of child custody in Utah. We offer a free consultation when it involves divorce, custody, child support, alimony and all family law issues. Give us a call today at (801) 475-0123. Case Read More
What to do with marital debt after a divorce?
Marital Debt After your decree of divorce is signed by the judge and becomes final, what are your options in regards to the debt you are required to take care of? To answer this question you need to read your decree to see if any of your debt obligations are couched in a way that sounds like they are really alimony or child support. Such as, "in the form of alimony, the Petitioner shall be required to pay the Read More
Salt Lake City Family Law Divorce Attorney
Divorce is definitely not an easy process for anyone involved. Even if both you and your spouse have agreed to the divorce, it still brings along a great deal of emotional consequences, expense and legal proceedings. No one would say anything about the process is easy. Whether your divorce is contested or uncontested, you will want to find a divorce lawyer in Salt Lake City who will be able to make the process as Read More
Utah Child Custody Attorney
Child Custody Updates Divorce Modification A New York court agreed with the father that a mother's proposed move from New York to South Carolina would not be in the child's best interest, noting “that the father has exercised his visitation almost every weekend since the parties' separation and has remained active in the child's life.” Martino v. Ramos, No. 64 A.D. 657, ___ N.Y.S.2d ___, 2009 WL 2032366 (N.Y. App. Read More
Checklist: Women filing for divorce in Utah
While the holidays don’t seem like the best time to begin thinking about divorce, January is the month that typically sees the highest volume of divorce filings. And, if you’re considering seeking a divorce in January or at any time next year, it’s never too early to start planning. In anticipation of a divorce, a recent article in Forbes magazine offered an end-of-the-year checklist for women who are considering Read More
How to Choose a Divorce Lawyer in Utah
When looking for a Divorce Lawyer, what should you look for? Experience - You will need to ask your attorney about his/her experience in order to get a good feel and understanding for practice. A good question to ask is "how much of your law practice is divorce cases" or "what percentage of your cases are divorce cases". These questions will help you find out how much experience they have. Free Consultation for a Read More
Divorce and Retirement in Utah
Whether you and your spouse are headed for a divorce or are currently in the process of securing one, you likely have innumerable concerns regarding asset protection. One of these concerns probably has to do with the ability of your former spouse to withdraw money from the 401(k)s that were otherwise meant to fund your retirement. First and foremost, it is important to note that your former spouse cannot withdraw Read More
