Utah Family Law: 2024 Updates
Matthew Howell May 23, 2024
Fillmore Spencer invites all interested parties to join us as Partner Matthew R. Howell leads our May CLE discussion on 2024 Updates to Utah Family
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Fillmore Spencer invites all interested parties to join us as Partner Matthew R. Howell leads our May CLE discussion on 2024 Updates to Utah Family
Revised Utah alimony laws represent a significant step towards a more equitable and nuanced approach to spousal support in Utah. By understanding the changes, their potential impact, and the available resources, recipients and payors can approach this new landscape confidently and navigate toward a secure financial future.
Fillmore Spencer Partner Matthew R. Howell will lead our June CLE discussion on “Legal Writing.” Matt is a litigator and former federal prosecutor with extensive experience writing legal documents protecting his clients and finding flaws in documents written and filed by opposing counsel.
For parents of minor children, their top priority is usually figuring out a plan for their children’s future custody and care after the divorce or
Can I get a divorce without going to court? Yes and No. A divorce is a legal proceeding that must be ordered by the court.
Qui tam fraud litigation offers incentives for relators to share fraudulent activity with the government since both sides share awarded payouts. Qui Tam Fraud Litigation
Orbit Medical Inc. and Rehab Medical Inc. will pay $7.5 million to resolve allegations that Orbit submitted false claims to federal health care programs for power wheelchairs and accessories, the Justice Department announced today. Orbit Medical and Rehab Medical, a partial successor of Orbit, are durable medical equipment suppliers based in Salt Lake City, Utah and Indianapolis, Indiana, respectively.
While I understand that sentiment, I also know that it is just wrong. The costs of handling a divorce without an attorney can far outweigh the costs of hiring an attorney to make sure your rights are protected. I have sat in court on many occasions waiting for one of my cases to be called and have observed the judge or commissioner tell the two ex-spouses that they would have saved a lot of aggravation, frustration, and money if they had only hired attorneys when they were first getting divorced. Because they did not do that the first time around, they were doomed to spend multiple rounds of litigation trying to fix problems that a lawyer could have and probably would have helped them avoid right up front.