Salt Lake City, UT
Family Lawyer at Salt Lake City, UT
Practice Areas: Family, Child Custody ... +6 more
Without seeing your actual orders and the parenting plan, no one can really answer your question. There are general provisions that might be in...
Have you ever filed a paternity action to determine your rights? If not, the you may not legally be the father, and hence not entitled to...
Essentially no. That is between your mother and your father. Plus, once you moved out and were on your own, as you say, there was no legal...
You need to file for a paternity action to determine custody. As to proof, that all depends on what you have available to you via witnesses or...
Yes you can, and you probably should. Not having an attorney is a big mistake in a custody dispute. There are preferences for "joint custody"...
Assuming that you have been in Utah for at least 3 months you can file for a divorce. As to how to proceed, the best thing to do is get with an...
No one here can really say. You need to do your search with the county courthouse (or courthouses) in the area where the person lived and died.
Without reviewing your support orders, including support worksheets, one cannot truly answer you. Were you on SSDI when the original order was...
No, alimony is not required. However a provision about alimony -- that neither of you want it -- should be included in all of the pleadings.
From what you say, both grandparents have died. Were their estates probated? If so, that information may be pertinent. Also, my opinion is that...
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