Family Law
Settlement vs. Trial in Utah: Which Path Is Right for Your Case?
Settlement vs. Trial in Utah: Which Path Is Right for Your Case? By Daniel W. McKay & Associates, PLLC · Serving Salt Lake County, Utah County, and surrounding areas If you’re involved in a legal dispute in Utah—whether it’s a divorce, custody issue, or civil litigation—you’ll face a critical decision: Should I settle or go…
Read MoreNavigating Parenting Disputes Between Divorced Parents in Utah: Including Religious Differences
Parenting is challenging under the best of circumstances. After a divorce, it can become even more complicated—especially when disagreements arise about how to raise your child. From school choices to medical care to religious upbringing, parenting disputes between divorced parents can quickly become emotionally charged. At Daniel W. McKay & Associates, PLLC, we help Utah…
Read MoreCan my ex’s new relationship affect our custody arrangement?
If your ex has started a new relationship, you probably want to make sure that it isn’t going to negatively affect your children. If you are concerned about this, you aren’t alone. The new significant other is going to interact with your children often, may be around for a long time, and in some cases,…
Read MoreWill Utah Law Allow me to Pursue a Request to Modify a Custody Order?
Sometimes, after parties receive a final Decree of divorce (or parentage), one or perhaps both parties later wish to amend the Decree based on a change in circumstances with the parties or their children. At Daniel W. McKay & Associates, we assist our clients with this type of proceeding regularly. A party may receive…
Read MoreIs My Spouse Allowed to Withdraw Funds from our Joint Bank Account During our Utah Divorce?
At the onset of a married couple’s separation in Utah, the parties might feel like there are more questions than answers when it comes to the temporary status of the parties’ funds, assets, and properties, prior to a final decree of divorce being signed by a judge. Those questions often include: Am I allowed to…
Read MoreIf I’m Retired, Am I More Likely to Receive Alimony?
As you might have read about in some of our previous blogs, alimony – also known as spousal support – is sometimes awarded to a party in a divorce proceeding. An alimony award may be impacted by the court’s consideration of whether to “impute” income to the spouse seeking alimony. Imputing income is when a…
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