Family Law & Divorce Blog
Preparing Financially for Raising Children After Divorce
Divorce dramatically changes your finances, regardless of your final settlement or child custody situation. Being mindful of the potential outcome and preparing as early as possible for your new financial reality will help you be ready. That’s especially important for...
Can a power of attorney file a divorce on my behalf?
How much power does a power of attorney (POA) actually have? Can they file for divorce on behalf of the individual they represent? Or are they able to assist with the divorce process in other ways? Some attorneys and divorce experts weighed in below; keep reading to...
Understanding Legal Child Custody In Utah
Child custody can be one of divorce's most stressful and confusing elements. During the process of determining custody, you will come across many different terms. It's critical that you understand them and how they impact your life and relationship with your children....
How to Help Children Adapt to Post-Divorce Life
Divorce brings a slew of changes–both good and bad–to everyone involved. Your children are no exception. In the face of dramatic changes in the way their family looks and operates, it’s natural for children to have some difficulty as they adjust to their new...
What questions should I ask my divorce attorney during the initial consultation?
Your heart may not have been prepared to be broken, but you can be prepared for the consultation that will put you on the trajectory toward divorce. Some fellow attorneys have shared their recommendations for questions to ask during an initial divorce consultation....
Communication Tips for Divorcing Parents
How you speak to your child about your divorce will significantly impact how well they adjust to the changes in their life. It can be challenging to be mindful of how you communicate with your child when you are in the middle of your own coping and adjustment, but it...