River Heights family law and divorce attorneys

Alimony, custody, child support—it all feels like too much at once. That’s why I break it down. One step. One solution. One win at a time.

Never Tackle Your River Heights Divorce Alone

Many think divorce is easy. In River Heights, it never is. Custody, support, alimony, and property must be settled. If you and your spouse cannot agree, a judge decides. That ruling is hard to undo. The custody plan alone can shape your bond with your child for years. You do not get endless chances. You get one. One shot to prove your case and protect what matters most. I step in to fight that battle for you.

Why Choose Fontenot Law?

Divorce doesn’t come with a warning. It just shows up. Fontenot Law knows how to respond. We’ve spent years helping families in Utah. We know how to settle things quickly. We use smart strategies to avoid court. But when court is the only option, we’re ready. We know how to argue your case. We know how to protect your future.

FAQs by River Heights Clients

What’s the difference between legal and physical custody?

Legal custody is about decisions. Physical custody is about where the child lives.

How long does child support last in Utah?

Until the child turns 18 or graduates high school—whichever is later.

How long does an emergency order last?

Typically until a hearing is held—usually within 20 days—when the court decides if longer protection is needed.

Contact a River Heights family law and divorce attorneys Today​

Divorce is overwhelming. Fontenot Law helps you breathe again. We’ll help you build a plan that gives you peace. Call today to schedule your consultation.