Family Law Attorney

Life changes after divorce. You may lose a job, face health issues, retire, or see your former spouse’s financial situation shift. When that happens, it is reasonable to question whether your current alimony order still reflects reality. A divorce decree sets alimony, but it does not permanently fix the terms regardless of future events. Utah […]

Legal separation and divorce in Utah are two very different things. Many South Jordan couples assume that moving into separate homes means they are legally separated, but that is not the case.  Legal separation in Utah is a formal court proceeding that issues binding orders on property, custody, support, and debt while leaving the marriage

Alimony calculation in Utah is determined by a judge who reviews several financial and legal factors outlined in state law. Unlike some states, Utah does not rely on a strict formula or automatic calculator.  Instead, courts evaluate the financial needs of the spouse requesting support, the other spouse’s ability to pay, the standard of living during

A child support order is a legal mandate based on a snapshot of your family’s circumstances at a specific moment in time. But life is not static. Incomes change, parenting schedules evolve, and children’s needs grow.  When a significant life event occurs, your existing child support order may no longer be fair or appropriate. The

During a divorce, the question of who gets what can be a major source of anxiety and conflict. The assets, investments, and property you have accumulated during your marriage represent your shared history and the foundation for your financial future. However, in a divorce, these assets must be divided in accordance with Utah law. The

When you are facing a divorce, one of the most immediate and stressful concerns is what will happen to your property. You may wonder if the inheritance you received from a grandparent is at risk, if your spouse has a claim to the retirement account you’ve contributed to for years, or how the home you’ve