What to Expect During the Divorce Settlement Process in Utah

Robert M. HenriksenDivorce

Itโ€™s decided. You and your partner have reached the end of the line in your marriage, and youโ€™ve made the tough decision to part ways.  But as much as this marks an emotional turning point, itโ€™s also the beginning of a complex legal process.   The divorce settlement determines how your assets will be divided, who will take custody of your … Read More

7 Co-Parenting Tips After Divorce

Robert M. HenriksenDivorce

A divorce may end your marriage, but the co-parenting relationship with your ex continues to impact your children in more ways than one. Regardless of how you feel about your former partner, finding ways to co-parent effectively after separation or divorce is important for your children’s emotional and social well-being.  After the divorce, your kids will face significant changes, like … Read More

Mitigation vs. Litigation: Making the Right Choice for Your Divorce

Robert M. HenriksenDivorce, Divorce Attorney, Mediator

Divorce mediation in utah

TL;DR: Mitigation and litigation are two approaches to resolving legal disputes. Mitigation focuses on resolving issues through negotiation and settlement to avoid court, while litigation involves formal legal proceedings. Each has its benefits depending on the situation and desired outcome. When youโ€™re about to part ways with your spouse, it might seem like you have a million decisions to make. … Read More

Cost of Divorce in Utah

Robert M. HenriksenDivorce, Family Law, Henriksen Law

Utah Divorce Lawyer

TL;DR: Divorcing in Utah can cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars for an amicable split to $30,000 or more for contested cases with custody or property disputes. The process may take about 3 months for uncontested divorces or 9 months or longer for complex cases. But choosing mediation, staying organized, and working with a skilled attorney can help you … Read More

What Information Will My Attorney Need For My Case?

Robert M. HenriksenDivorce, Elder Law, Family Law, General Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Estate Planning

Henriksen Law Attorney's Robert Henriksen and Keith Johnson

New clients often ask what documents and other information an Attorney will need at the outset of their case.ย  The general answer is anything that may be helpful or relevant to your matter should be reviewed by your attorney.ย  The specific answer concerning what documents to obtain at the outset of your case depends on what type of case you … Read More