Dividing a marriage means dividing the future you planned together, and few assets represent that future more than retirement savings. For many Utah couples, a 401(k), pension plan, or other retirement account is one of the largest marital assets, built over decades of work. However, unlike a bank account, it can’t be shared with a simple transfer. Guardian Life notes … Read More
Almost everyone uses social media these days. Facebook alone has more than 3 billion monthly users, with millions of users on other equally popular platforms, including Instagram, Threads, and TikTok. It’s become a part of our lives to share even the smallest updates on social media. While this may feel harmless, your online activity can considerably influence divorce and custody … Read More
Divorce is never just about ending a marriage. It’s about separating two lives that may have been deeply intertwined for years, sometimes decades. For many couples in Utah, real estate is one of the biggest pieces to sort out. A shared home or investment property carries more than financial value. There are memories, plans, and hard-earned equity tied up in … Read More
If you’re headed for a divorce, your head must be exploding with many questions. Do I need a lawyer for a divorce? What questions should I ask a lawyer when getting a divorce? How quickly can I get divorced? What about my child’s custody? What if my spouse is not cooperating? All these questions seem endless, with no reliable way … Read More
Asset division is perhaps one of the messiest parts of a divorce, especially if you’re going through an emotionally charged separation and your spouse is hiding things. Like many states, Utah law requires an equitable division of marital property. However, this doesn’t mean you and your spouse can divide everything 50-50. If you don’t know how the division of assets … Read More
Divorce can feel complicated and emotional on its own; add in the trauma of domestic violence, and it becomes even tougher. Unfortunately, domestic violence is a complex and sensitive issue, and it’s more widespread than you think. An estimated minimum of 552,117 Utah women have or will experience DV in their lifetime. If you’re dealing with domestic violence and seeking … Read More
When your divorce was finalized, the terms laid out in the divorce decree likely reflected your circumstances at the time. However, life rarely stays the same. Jobs change, people relocate, children grow, and financial situations evolve. If your current arrangement no longer fits your reality, you’re not alone—and you’re not out of options. Whether you’re dealing with custody changes, child … Read More
Divorce is already a tough process, but when high assets are involved, it adds an extra layer of complexity. In high-asset divorces, the emotional stress is doubled, and the financial stakes are much higher. As a Utah couple with substantial wealth, the outcome of the divorce can impact your lifestyle and future security. That’s why you should work with a … Read More
Ending a marriage is not just an emotional choice; it is also a financial one. Whether you are thinking about a traditional divorce or an annulment, both options come with legal fees, court filings, and possibly ongoing costs. While both legally dissolve a marriage, they take very different approaches, and the costs can vary quite a bit. Many people assume … Read More
When you’re going through a divorce, you probably want it to be over quickly so you can move on. Unfortunately, not every couple can agree on the terms. Once negotiations reach a standstill, a judge may classify your divorce as contested. If you’re dealing with a contested divorce, you’re going to want someone in your corner who understands the system … Read More