If you have divorce papers that have been filed in Ogden, Utah or live in Weber County it is most likely that your divorce will be decided by a judge in Divorce Court in Ogden, Utah. There are two good Commissioners in the Ogden courts to decide your divorce case.
Some issues that the courts will decide for you if you and your spouse cannot come to an agreement in include; child custody, alimony, child support, debt allocation, and property settlement. If you are facing a divorce it is in your best interest to have an attorney that deals with these issues and can help you navigate through the process. For example, if you are facing a child custody situation where you and your spouse cannot decide what the parenting plan and time will be it is imperative that your voice is heard and understood. The Commissioner needs to know about the substantial relationship that you have with your children. The Commissioner needs to know exactly how much you have been involved in bringing up and raising your children. If the Commissioner does not understand you will be at jeopardy of not getting as much parenting time as you deserve. This can especially be important if you have been the one who has primarily taken care of the family financially. Because, those financial obligations continue does not mean that you should see your children on a frequent basis.
At Arnold, Wadsworth & Coggins Attorneys, we believe in offering a free consultation in order to earn your business. Give us a call today to meet in either our Salt Lake City or Ogden office at (801) 475-0123. We look forward to helping you with your case.
