Summer Break, Co-Parenting, and Utah Parenting Plans: Avoiding Common Seasonal Disputes
Summer is often one of the most anticipated times of the year for families. School is out, vacations are planned, and parents look forward to spending quality time with their children. For divorced or separated parents, however, summer can also be one of the most common times for disagreements over parent-time, travel, and scheduling. At…
Read MoreCollecting A Judgment In Utah
Collecting a Judgment in Utah: Why the Court Order is Only the Beginning Winning your case is a major milestone, but a judgment isn’t a check—it’s a court-ordered right to get paid. If a debtor refuses to pay, the burden of enforcement falls on you. At Canyon Creek Legal (formerly Daniel W. McKay and Associates,…
Read MoreWhy Your Utah Business Should Consider A DBA
The Power of the “Alias”: Why Your Utah Business Should Consider a DBA When you start a business in Utah, your legal name is often the first thing on the paperwork. If you are a sole proprietor, that name is usually your own. If you have an LLC, it is the formal title you registered…
Read MoreWhat Is Probate Litigation? A Guide for Utah Families
When a loved one passes away, navigating the legal process of settling their estate can be difficult enough. But what happens when disputes arise—over a will, a trust, or how assets are distributed? That’s where probate litigation comes in. Compassionate Guidance When It Matters Most At Daniel W. McKay & Associates, PLLC, we understand how…
Read MorePRENUPS AREN’T JUST FOR THE RICH: WHY EVERY COUPLE SHOULD CONSIDER ONE UNDER UTAH LAW
When most people think about a prenuptial agreement (prenup), they imagine the ultra-wealthy, Hollywood celebrities, or high-profile individuals. But the truth is, prenuptial agreements are not just for the rich. In fact, every couple, regardless of income or assets, should consider a prenup. At Daniel W. McKay and Associates, PLLC, DBA Canyon Creek Legal, our…
Read MoreWhat Is a Guardian ad Litem in Utah Family Law?
When family law cases involve children, emotions often run high—and so does the complexity of the legal process. In some cases, the court may appoint a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) to help protect a child’s best interests and give them a voice in the courtroom. At Daniel W. McKay & Associates, PLLC, we frequently work…
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