Informal Trials – Is It Right For You?

• February 26, 2020
• By : Scott Wiser
• Category : Alimony, Child Custody, Child Support, divorce, Limited Scope Representation, Modifying Orders, Parent Time, Paternity
• Tags : 4-904, and parent-time, child custody, custody, custody trial, dad's rights, father's rights, grandparent custody, informal trial, informal trial of support, mother's rights, parent time, parental alienation, responsible parenting, Utah Code 30-3-35, utah code 30-3-35.1, utah divorce, utah divorce help
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Utah law allows you to have your case decided using an “informal trial” if both […]

Are medical records confidential in child custody cases?

• November 5, 2019
• By : Scott Wiser
• Category : Child Custody, Domestic Violence, Modifying Orders
• Tags : 506, 506(d)(1), 506(d)(3), child custody, custody evaluator, custody examiner, dad's rights, divorce therapist, father's rights, parent time, parental alienation, utah divorce, utah family law, Utah Family Law Attorney
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Utah law considers communication between a doctor and patient confidential. See Utah Rules of Evidence […]

Can I sign away my rights to avoid paying child support?

• June 20, 2017
• By : Scott Wiser
• Category : Child Custody, divorce, Enforcing Orders, Modifying Orders, Parent Time, Paternity
• Tags : adoption, child abandonment, child support, dad's rights, denied parent-time, denied visitation, enforcing orders, father's rights, parent time, parental alienation, relinquishment of parental rights, responsible parenting, signing away parental rights, step-parent adoption, termination of parental rights
• Comments : 5

We frequently receive phonecalls from distraught parents who, for one reason or another, have not […]

What is a Child Custody Evaluation?

• May 1, 2017
• By : Scott Wiser
• Category : Child Custody, divorce, Grandparent Rights, Modifying Orders, Parent Time, Paternity
• Tags : 4-903, child abuse, child custody evaluation, child evaluator, custody, custody evaluation, dad's rights, divorce, divorce advice, domestic violence, father's rights, joint custody, joint legal custody, joint physical custody, mental illness, mom's rights, mother's rights, parent time, parent time evaluation, parental alienation, psychologist, social worker
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A child custody evaluation provides the court with information it can use to make decisions […]

My ex won’t let me see our kids even though I have a court order. What can I do?

• April 7, 2017
• By : Scott Wiser
• Category : Child Custody, divorce, Enforcing Orders, Parent Time
• Tags : child custody, denied visitation, divorce, enforcement, order to show cause, parent time, parental alienation
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If your ex is not following court orders there are several ways to force him […]