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Your safety is the most important thing. If you’re in immediate danger, call 911 right away. If you’re not in immediate danger but need help,…
Domestic violence isn’t just physical hitting. It includes any pattern of behavior used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate…
A DUI conviction stays on your criminal record for 10 years in Utah, meaning it can show up on background checks for jobs or housing for a decade. A…
Utah has an “implied consent” law. By driving on Utah roads, you agree to take a chemical test if an officer suspects you of DUI. If you refuse…
If you’ve previously been convicted of a DUI, you might be an “alcohol restricted driver.” This means you cannot drive with any alcohol in your…
Yes. In many cases, the court will require you to undergo a substance abuse evaluation. Based on the results, the judge may order you to attend an…
Utah has some of the strictest DUI laws in the country. The penalties often depend on whether it’s your first offense or if you have prior…
Tax implications vary based on your situation. Separated spouses might file jointly or separately. Support payments may be tax-deductible for the…
Courts typically use the date when spouses begin living apart with the intent to remain separated. This date affects property division and support…
Legal separation has limitations. They include:
Neither spouse can remarry while separated
The process costs money and requires court…