The court doesn't create the documents, they are usually created by the person making the complaint. And the court doesn't know that there are...

Initial Discovery in Utah? Defendant playing games? Sanctions?

At the outset, where is your attorney in all of this. With the pleadings, issues, and damages I assume that you have an attorney and you should be...

How personal should a letter to a judge be when asking for dismissal of a charge once a plea in abeyance is over?

This does not appear to be an appellate law issue, so I changed the practice area so that you might obtain appropriate answers. Also, where is...

CCan my boyfriend og 6 years adopt my children? Their father passed away

If you mean to share parenting with you, the answer is no. What you are talking about is a step-parent adoption. Since you are not married, you...

Why do we have to go to pretrial if the judge has already ruled in our favor?

Without seeing your case and the documents no one can really answer your question. I can guess that the judge might have ruled on a motion, but not...

I NEED TO FIND A LAWYER THAT CAN DEAL WITH PROBATE AND A FEDRAL CRIMINAL CASE ?

This does not appear to be an ethics issue, so I changed the practice area so that you might obtain appropriate answers. As to the house and...

Can I move my children to another state when I already live "out of state"?

First of all, you don't say what state granted the divorce and custody, nor whether the orders address relocation of the children. Second, you...

Can I keep the entire tax return if my ex spouse has no job and hasn't paid for anything in two months?

You fail to say that you have filed for a divorce, or whether you have any temporary orders. Also, where is your attorney in all of this? You...

Can I legally move out when I’m 17?

Unless you obtain a court order emancipating yourself, then no.

What is the limit and employer can withhold from an employee's paycheck: employee has Child Support (50%) and a Garnishment?

That last time I checked, Utah can withhold up to 50% of your net disposable income for child support.