Child Custody Problems When A Parent Relocates When a divorce or child custody decree is entered by a Utah court, it is usually entered based on the fact that both parents live in Utah within a reasonable distance from each other. This arrangement usually exists because both parents want to see a child and be a part of his or…
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Paternity Issues in Utah
Establishing Paternity Married Couples Paternity is basically another word for fatherhood and in Utah paternity rules fall into two categories, married couples and unmarried couples. If a woman that is married has a baby in Utah then the husband of that woman is automatically considered the father of the child and paternity is established, regardless of the actual paternity. This…
Child Custody in Utah
Possible Child Custody Outcomes If you are getting a divorce, one of the biggest questions is, “do you have kids?” In divorce proceedings the state becomes particularly interested in the children, if there are any, and the parents are also usually very concerned about doing what is best for the children. Because of this interest, child custody becomes a very…
How Moving Out of Utah Affects Visitation Rights and Expenses
Divorce and Moving Out of State After a divorce it is very common for the parties to remarry and start a new life with someone else. This often times takes a party out of state. At Salcido Law Firm our attorneys get calls from individuals all of the time who are in a panic over their ex-spouse moving or who…