Divorce is complicated, as a quick look at the Utah divorce code demonstrates. As complicated as divorce is, child custody might be the most challenging aspect of the process – for parents, lawyers, and the courts. There is so much emotion involved and the stakes are so high that child custody cases can exhaust families and lead to less than … Read More
U.S. and Utah Divorce Rates in the Pandemic
The pandemic tested every facet of life for people in Utah and across the globe. For Utah divorce lawyers and divorce lawyers in every state, it was hard to know exactly what would happen due to COVID-19. However, now that vaccinations are up and infection rates have slowed, some things are coming clear. Utah divorce rates went down slightly in … Read More
The Many Areas of Family Law
When you are facing divorce, it’s always a good idea to hire a family lawyer. But family law is not just about divorce. While family law firms do help many clients with divorce-related issues, they also help with other important needs. Utah Family Law Firms – More Than Divorce A family law firm can help you and your loved ones … Read More
Utah Divorce Filings Go Up After the Holidays
If you ask most people what their favorite time of year is, many will say the holiday season. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, or some other end-of-the-year holiday, the goal is to come together and enjoy your loved ones. But it’s an unfortunate fact that the holidays can also be the most stressful time of the year. It can be … Read More
Cost of Divorce in Utah
Divorce is complicated. If you are feeling a little overwhelmed, you are not alone. Depending on your circumstances, you may have to deal with difficult issues like property division, child custody, child support, spousal support (alimony) and more. Each of these is challenging enough on its own. Taken together, these issues are enough to make anyone concerned about the future … Read More
Divorce and Family Law in Utah: How Henriksen and Henriksen Can Help
Legal troubles are difficult for anyone. When they involve matters of family, these issues rise to the level of personal crisis. In psychology and medicine, divorce has long been a known risk factor for heart disease, mental illness, and other major health problems. In addition to destabilizing one’s estate, business, and financial security, divorce strikes at the heart of a … Read More
Your Divorce Attorney in Utah: Henriksen and Henriksen
We Are In Your Corner – Your Utah Family Law Team At Henriksen & Henriksen, we provide family law services to families throughout Utah. Our services include divorce, paternity action, guardianship, child custody, divorce decree modification, child support and more. Family law is called family law for a reason – it centers around families and the situations that affect families … Read More
Henriksen and Henriksen: Utah Attorneys for over 60 years
Experience matters when it comes to personal injury, family law and divorce, real estate, general litigation, and estate law in Utah. That’s why the legal professionals at Henriksen & Henriksen are proud to be a third-generation owned and operated law firm, helping people and businesses in Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, Holladay, Davis County, and the state of Utah with … Read More
Representing Yourself In A Legal Matter Is Usually A Bad Idea
The attorneys at Henriksen & Henriksen often encounter questions or situations concerning individuals representing themselves in legal matters instead of hiring an attorney. You may have heard the adage attributed to Abraham Lincoln that a person “who represents himself in court has a fool for a client.” It has been our experience that people who hire an attorney get better … Read More
Recent Utah Cases That Could Relate To Your Legal Matter
The Salt Lake City divorce attorneys at Henriksen & Henriksen pride themselves on staying up to date on developments in Utah case law. Some recent cases from the Utah Court of Appeals concerning divorce cases show the importance of having a good attorney on your family law case. Alimony Cases In the case of Redden v. Redden, 2020 UT App … Read More
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