You are in a tough spot; one that we see all too often. The solution in this type of case is to determine if you are protected by the Utah Fit...

You should talk to an attorney. It sounds like you may have been exposed to the harmful chemicals found in methamphediames, and you may have a...

Can my apartment main manager serve me a 3 day notice for false information and saying that she has seen it an it's true

Yes, she certainly can serve you with a 3-day notice. The more important question is, however, is that notice enough to get a judge to sign an...

Renters help

Generally speaking, your landlord has the right to enter your apartment from time-to-time to do inspections, to make necessary or agreed repairs,...

It's the first time I got a ticket. I got charged with paraphernalia. Is there any way of getting it dismissed? lawyer or no?

You should definitely contact an attorney to help you defend against this charge. Depending on the facts of your case, there may be some defenses...

My case has been dismissed with prejudice in the 3rd district court. It is a tort claim on invasion of privacy. Can I appeal?

If your case is dismissed with prejudice, it means that you are not able to bring that same claim in any other court. While you may be able to...

Under Utah law, a merchant's employee who has reasonable grounds to believe that goods held for sale by the merchant have been taken by a person...

I received a credit card through the mail, but, never activated it. The company is billing me for their annual fee. What to do ?

I suggest researching the company online, including checking them out with the Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org). I think you are wise to avoid...

Ex refuses to go to mediation voluntarily. How do I get a court order or "make" him go?

Your question is quite complex, and in order to get a qualified answer, you're going to need to provide a little more information. I'd suggest...

Discharged for having a pending charge in another state

Hello, my name is Michael Hepworth. Utah is an "at-will" employment state. What this means in plain English is that an employer may terminate...