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Learn what happens at a Chapter 7 meeting of creditors in Utah, what the trustee may ask, how to prepare, and what happens after the 341 meeting.

Utah alimony may be modified after divorce when there has been a substantial material change in circumstances. Learn when modification or termination may be possible.

What Happens If Your Ex-Spouse Files Chapter 7 Bankruptcy After a Divorce? Divorce can divide property, debts, support obligations, and other financial responsibilities between former spouses. [...]

What Can You Do If Your Ex Is Not Following Your Divorce Decree in Utah? A divorce decree is a court order. Once a divorce is finalized in Utah, both former spouses are expected to follow the [...]

Moving after a divorce can be complicated when children and a custody order are involved. A new job, family support, remarriage, housing costs, or other life changes may make relocating seem [...]

A stepparent often becomes an important source of love, stability, and support in a child’s life. However, marriage alone does not give a stepparent the same legal rights as a biological or [...]

If you are considering ending your marriage, one of your first questions may be: how long does a divorce take in Utah? Utah law requires a minimum waiting period, but the total timeline depends [...]

Understanding paternity rights in Utah is important for unmarried parents who want legal clarity about custody, parent-time, and child support. When parents are not married, legal rights and [...]

Why a Provo Family Law Attorney Matters If you need legal help with divorce, custody, or support, choosing the right lawyer is an important step. Larsen Law works with individuals and families in [...]

Father’s Rights in Utah Custody Cases (What Dads Should Know) 6 Understanding Utah father custody rights is essential if you are a dad facing a divorce or separation. Many fathers worry they are [...]