What should I do with that situation and Can I still file divorced because we're both agree to everything?

You should file for divorce. In Utah you would want to address the pregnancy and that you are not the biological parent in the petition. Check the...

Not legally separated. If I let my child spend a night how do I prevent him from filing abandonment or keeping them from me.

The best way would be to file for divorce and temporary orders establishing a visitation schedule during the divorce process. Absent that, there is...

Do I need a lawyer if the mother is willing to give me custody?

As my colleague stated, you could probably do them yourself. But I do believe that it would be unwise. While some do the paperwork correctly, many...

Where is a suicide clause apt to appear in my will? If there is no such clause, does that mean there is no suicide penalty?

I assume you mean your life insurance policy, given you marked insurance for the category. As for whether or not the lack of such a clause means...

Do i still have to pay arizona fines in UTAH.

Moving states does not relieve you of your duty to pay court ordered fines.

How likely is it that i can get it annulled??

I believe this is a duplicate post. Many of us addressed this very question in the original post. To summarize, you have a chance that it will be...

I need a team of lawyers to come to court on thursday at 10 to work with my other lawyer .i have had enough i want my baby back

This forum is not the place to request assistance. Your best bet would be to directly contact the attorney you reference, if that is who you would...

Can I legally implement an adder to a persons wage just for the fact of being married?

It looks like your question was cutoff.

Can I wipe out my obligation to pay this debt even if it is not legally in my name and I only have a divorce decree?

If your name was not on the credit cards, the creditors would not go after you. However, your wife can, and probably will, go after you to enforce...

The short answer is probably. The Utah Supreme Court made a decision regarding grand parent visitation last year. Below is a link to a news...