Can a Parent Move Away with a Child in Utah? What Lehi parents need to know. When one parent wants to move with a child, the issue is rarely as simple as changing an address.…
Guidance and commentary on Utah child custody and parent-time laws, including how courts determine the best interests of the child, custody modifications, relocation issues, and parenting plan disputes. These articles help parents understand how custody decisions are made in Utah family courts.
Can a Parent Move Away with a Child in Utah? What Lehi parents need to know. When one parent wants to move with a child, the issue is rarely as simple as changing an address.…
What Happens When a Parent Violates a Custody Order When a custody or parent-time order is entered by a Utah court, it is not a suggestion—it is a legally binding directive. Yet in Lehi and…
Domestic Violence Allegations in Pleasant Grove Divorce Cases: How Protective Orders Affect Custody and Parent-Time If you are involved in a divorce in Pleasant Grove and domestic violence allegations are raised, your divorce case can…
Imputing Income in Pleasant Grove Divorce Cases: What Happens When a Spouse Is Underemployed? Income disputes are common in Pleasant Grove divorce cases, particularly when one party claims the other is earning less than they…
Divorce for Young Families in Eagle Mountain: Balancing Work Schedules, School, and Parent-Time Eagle Mountain is home to many young families managing demanding work schedules, long commutes, and school responsibilities. When divorce becomes necessary, structuring…
What Counts as Income for Child Support in Utah? A Guide for Eagle Mountain Parents Child support in Utah is based on each parent’s income, but defining “income” is not always straightforward. Many Eagle Mountain…
When a Parent Refuses to Follow the Parenting Plan: Enforcement Options in Eagle Mountain Parenting plans are legally binding court orders that must be followed by both parties. When one parent refuses to comply, it…
What Is the First Right of Refusal in Utah Custody and Parenting Plans? Parents negotiating custody and parent-time terms often hear the phrase “first right of refusal.” It sounds straightforward, but in practice it can…