What Is a Substantial and Material Change for Modifying a Divorce Decree in Utah? By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation After a divorce decree is entered, life does not stop changing. Parents move.…
Who Decides Where a Child Goes to School After Divorce in Lehi Utah?
Who Decides Where a Child Goes to School After Divorce in Lehi Utah? By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation One of the most common disputes between divorced or separated parents is where the…
Understanding the Utah Divorce Timeline: What Happens From Filing to Final Decree?
Understanding the Utah Divorce Timeline: What Happens From Filing to Final Decree? By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation Divorce is not usually a single event. It is a legal process with stages, deadlines,…
Getting Your Attorney Fees in Family Law Matters in Lehi (Updated)
Getting Your Attorney Fees in Family Law Matters in Lehi (Updated) By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation One of the most frustrating parts of a family law case is the cost of enforcing…
Mediating Divorce and Custody Cases With a High-Conflict Personality in Lehi, Utah
Mediating Divorce and Custody Cases With a High-Conflict Personality in Lehi, Utah By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation Some divorce and custody cases are difficult because the legal issues are complicated. Other cases…
The Glamorous Life of a Lehi Family Law Attorney
The Glamorous Life of a Family Law Attorney in Lehi (My .2 Non-Billable Insight) By Jeff D. Rifleman, Rifleman Law & Mediation People occasionally ask what a typical day looks like as a Lehi divorce…
Why Choosing the Right Family Law Attorney in Lehi Matters
Why Choosing the Right Family Law Attorney in Lehi Matters When people begin searching for a Lehi divorce lawyer, they are often overwhelmed by the number of options available. Some firms advertise throughout the entire…
Parental Alienation, Projective Identification, and Utah Custody Cases
Parental Alienation, Projective Identification, and Utah Custody Cases High-conflict custody cases are rarely decided by accusations alone. Utah courts, guardians ad litem, and custody evaluators look for patterns, evidence, credibility, and the effect each parent’s…
