Salt Lake City, UT
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Salt Lake City, UT
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In Utah it could still be contempt of court. I would try to attach a judgment to any property she has. Arnold & Wadsworth - Utah Divorce Attorneys
Yes, but you need to consolidate the two cases to one in what ever county has jurisdiction.
If the house was in both names it could not have been sold or transferred without your consent. You need to look further into that.
It all depends on your divorce decree. If you retained it specifically in the divorce decree you may need to modify that term of the divorce...
No, unless your TRO states such. I would go through your attorney to be safe.
It is filed by whomever the judgment is against. You will need to see why they are filing it and respond appropriately to try and keep the judgment...
He would have to do a motion to actually set aside the judgment if it has been ordered by the court. Make sure you answer the courts questions or...
You should compel the court based on the lack of the other party responding that you want a default and you want everything you asked for in your...
It all depends on the judge's docket and how any cases he/she has. It also depends on the clerk. If you are in a rush, wait a week, then call the...
Yes if you are both in agreement. The judge will probably ask that you put your agreement in writing.