In the realm of family law, navigating legal proceedings can be emotionally and financially taxing. From divorce to child custody battles, individuals seek the guidance of family law firms to navigate these complex issues. One crucial aspect of engaging legal services is understanding how billing works, particularly in terms of family law hourly billing. In […]

Beneficiaries who claim that the testator, the decedent who left behind the estate, was the victim of undue influence have the “burden of proof” in litigation cases. The burden of proof means that the party seeking to prove a fact in court must demonstrate the facts are legally established. In other words, the plaintiff that

Utah law states that an individual who has a fiduciary duty shall act in the best interests of the beneficiaries of the trust. A fiduciary – also called a trustee – must administer trust assets so they do not favor or exclude any beneficiaries. However, there are times when beneficiaries feel a breach of fiduciary

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Did you know there is a difference between legal custody and physical custody in Utah? A recent case from the Utah Court of Appeals was issued that explains the difference between physical and legal custody and joint and sole legal custody, and what legal custody really means. This is the case of Blake v. Smith

In order to be divorced in Utah, a party must plead and prove a ground by a preponderance of the evidence. The Utah Code states ten grounds for divorce, which is found here: Utah Code 30-3-1(3). The most commonly pleaded ground for divorce is “irreconcilable differences.” However, it is still an option for a party to plead