There is no notary needed, just both of your signatures. See Utah Code 30-8-6 for the other reasons a prenuptial agreement may be unenforceable.

Alimony and child support arrearages

It looks like the controlling statute is Utah Code 78B-12-109, which seems to suggest something would have needed to have been in writing. You may...

If my Father-in-law put money into my home how can I protect my home from other family members when they pass?

This is best described as a probate question because that's where the other children (if they cause trouble) will be making their legal arguments...

Getting a divorce from husband. He's requesting joint custody of our daughter. I want sole physical custody. Need advice.

To get sole physical (and/or legal) custody of your daughter in the divorce, you will need to demonstrate to the court that sole custody is in the...

Can I move to another state to be with family if relocation clause is already in effect?

Under the statute, a custodial parent moving 150 miles or more from the residence of the noncustodial parent needs to give 60 days advance written...

School boundaries

You'll probably need to show up for the mediation session. Prior to mediating and definitely prior to any court proceedings, you might consider...

Utah divorce with husband hiding income already

I don't think getting his portion of the marital assets held back is a feasible or even long-term option. Based on your husband's qualifications,...

Utah Child Care Costs writing for divorce decree?

You might word the divorce decree to say that if he uses a babysitter/daycare, you are not responsible the costs or that you will be responsible...

Custody decisions are based on the best interest of the children. An extramarital affair might serve as one factor in a judge's decision regarding...

My (soon to be ex) husband wrote a paper to me, relinquishing his parental rights over our son.

There must be a court order before any relinquishment can binding. Unless you have somebody with you who is planning to adopt the child, the court...