Utah Special Masters in Divorce and Child Custody Cases: What They Are, What They Can Do, and How Their Decisions Are Reviewed By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation Some Utah divorce and child…
Utah Special Masters in Divorce and Child Custody Cases: What They Are, What They Can Do, and How Their Decisions Are Reviewed By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation Some Utah divorce and child…
10 Reasons to Keep a Journal During a Utah Divorce or Custody Case By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation One of the simplest pieces of advice I give clients in a contested divorce or…
Utah Financial Declaration in Divorce | Rule 26.1 Explained By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation For many people going through a Utah divorce, the Financial Declaration looks like another form in an already large…
How to Deal With a Narcissist in Utah Family Court by Staying Two Steps Ahead By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation Dealing with a narcissistic opposing party in a Utah divorce or child custody…
Temporary Alimony in Utah: When It Is Ordered, How It Is Calculated, and What Happens When Income Changes By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation Divorce does not place a family’s financial obligations on hold.…
How a Utah GRAMA Request Can Uncover Evidence in a Divorce, Child Support, or Enforcement Case By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation Family-law cases sometimes turn into a contest between two competing stories.…
Utah Child Support After Age 18: What Wadman v. Wadman Means for Families of Incapacitated Adult Children By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation Most Utah parents understand the general rule: child support ordinarily…
Modifying Parent-Time in Utah After Duffin v. Duffin: Changed Circumstances Are Only the Beginning By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation Moving closer to your children, improving communication with the other parent, or becoming more…