Staci A Visser

Staci A Visser's Answers (16)

Salt Lake City, UT

Criminal defense Lawyer at Salt Lake City, UT

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more

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Will a judge/prosecutor read a letter?

Staci's answer | Answered on December 27, 2015

Letters to judges are considered ex parte contact which is not allowed. Your letter will be shared with all parties before a judge may eventually...

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Does Utah have any "larceny by finding" or "stealing by finding" laws?

Staci's answer | Answered on July 03, 2015

This may be what you are looking for: Utah Code 76-6-407. Theft of lost, mislaid, or mistakenly delivered property. A person commits...

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I begged her to not press charges she said she would talk to her husband (the other owner). What do I do?!

Staci's answer | Answered on June 03, 2015

I highly recommend removing your posting. You have posted what would be considered an admission on a public website. The employer in question or...

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My son refuses to allow me to see my granddaughter. Both her and I have a significant relationship. What options are available?

Staci's answer | Answered on May 28, 2015

Utah law gives grandparents the right to file an action requesting visitation with their grandchildren, please see the link below. The process of...

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Computer Crimes, Client Attorney Privilege. How to stop this information from being used in my custody trial..

Staci's answer | Answered on May 28, 2015

I agree with the previous response. You should contact the police with any evidence you have that he was the one that broke into the safe. He may...

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Im going through a divorce and papers have not been filed with the court . Could I legally obtain my son from school

Staci's answer | Answered on May 28, 2015

First, you should consult with a family law attorney to discuss your options. If there are no court orders in place, you may be able to pick up...

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