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"text": "hi naveen,\n\n\n**admission to b.e. courses**\nadmission to the b.e. course is as per the guidelines laid down by the government, through :\n**jee main - 2015 counseling** \nreservation in the seats of counseling as per the govt. norms:\n**general category – 50% \nst category – 20% \nsc category – 16% \nobc category – 14%** \n \n**through jee main** \ncandidates interested in seeking admission in b.e. course in all the colleges of madhya pradesh has to appear in the online off campus counseling conducted by” directorate of technical education, madhya pradesh and rajiv gandhi proudyogiki vishwavidyalaya, airport bypass road, gandhi nagar, bhopal. the detailed schedule and updates of the counseling will be available on website also published in leading news papers\n \n**through other quota** \ncandidates interested to take the admission through other quota seats as per the govt. norms required to contact institutes office personally. \nfor b.e.:eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent exam with physics and maths \n \n**be**\n\n\n| **course** | **intake** |\n| civil engineering | 180 |\n| computer science & engineering | 180 |\n| electronics & communication | 120 |\n| mechanical engineering | 180 |\n\n",
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"text": "yes, the qualified candidates will be called for the group discussion round which will be the first round in the **nmat counselling process.**\n\n",
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0da28b31782a720a84173161f7d70b6e | actual i am trying to do registration on below mention web side but its not working properly. its showing 17-18 link not by 18-19 what to do. dhe.mahapravesh.in/staticpages/home.html#tab-1 | actual i am trying to do registration on below mention web side but its not working properly. its showing 17-18 link not by 18-19 what to do. dhe.mahapravesh.in/staticpages/home.html#tab-1 | getmyuni.com | 2021.10 | [
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"text": "hi satish,\n\n\ngo to the official website and then try once. you can also check the [important dates](https://www.getmyuni.com/exams/mahe-oet-important-dates)\n\n",
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aff8404a80e42c74a62b0738b86bbf97 | what is the admission procedure for b.a.(public administration) in av college of arts science and commerce, hyderabad ? | what is the admission procedure for b.a.(public administration) in av college of arts science and commerce, hyderabad ? | getmyuni.com | 2021.10 | [
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"text": "hi kranty!\n\n\nthe admission procedure for ba is as follows :\n\n\n**the college offers ug and pg courses. the process of admission is:** \nu.g.courses: \n**merit is the only criteria adopted for admission into ug courses. the process for admission is as follows:** \nissue of notification \n(submission of applications) \nadmission committee \n(scrutiny and selection on merit at qualifying exam and as per rules of university) \ndisplay of i and ii lists as per university schedule following rules of reservation and final spot admission as per norms.\n\n",
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"text": "hi, muskan\n\n\n* students are admitted to the college on the basis of merit and an interview conducted by the admission committee\n* the students seeking admission on the basis of having passed their lower examination from board/university other than panjab university are advised to submit their original migration certificate and marks sheet at the time of admission.\n\n\n**how to apply:**\n\n\napplications on the prescribed form appended to the prospectus should be submitted to the college office as per admission schedule. the form should be complete in all respects, with all supporting documents at the time of submission/interview. separate application forms need to be filled for applying to more than one programme/ course/stream.\n\n\nfor more info regarding admission process please check this, [**http://www.davchd.com/admissions.aspx**](http://www.davchd.com/admissions.aspx)\n\n",
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cb18e4adc0781ed43e3aea6f87f526e3 | what is the fees structure of symbiosis school of economics, pune for b.sc economics | what is the fees structure of symbiosis school of economics, pune for b.sc economics | getmyuni.com | 2021.21 | [
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"text": "hi, surendra\n\n\nfees structure of symbiosis school of economics, pune for undergraduate programme of economics are given below,\n\n\n\n\n| **academic year** | **fee structure** |\n| **indian students (in rs.)** | **international students (usd)** |\n| **2016-17** | total fees: 1,55,000(academic fees p.a. 1,45,000 +deposit: 10,000 (refundable)) | usd equivalent to total fees.rs 2,70,000(academic fees p.a. 2,20,000 +administrative fee: 40,000 + deposit: 10,000 (refundable)) |\n\n\nhostel fee for one year is around **inr 60,000** excluding mess charges with decent facilities.\n\n",
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"text": "hello kajal,\n\n\nto know more about the important preparation material for mh cet law, check out these [reference books](https://www.getmyuni.com/exams/mh-cet-law-reference-books \"mh cet law reference books\").\n\n",
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e3501177e671e3a85e9499b1b948d59f | i just opened guitarchat.co.uk on my mobile and the menu option has disappeared from the home page so one can’t open it to sign in.
fortuunately, the sign in button under the picture of the caravan is still present and works so i could sign in that way.
(also, the menu is present on the bc home screen but when i select sign in, it hangs. maybe related? maybe just me. you could have just messaged me and told me to stay away….)
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"text": "moderati, whilst we appreciate that bc is really where it's at, there are bits of gc that still aren't working.\n \n\n\n \n \n\n\n the three line menu that allows you to access your profile and login for example. \n \n",
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"text": "thanks folks, we’re on it\n \n",
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"text": "sling yer hook then....\n \n\n\n i can't see my info/login option either, and here has kept the poxy double spacing as well. \n \n",
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"text": "nice! i think you did a great job debugging these, comparing the original specifications with the errors from the failed tests and then going back to the lessons. looks like you’re on the right track. give it a final check, and then you should be ready to submit.\n\njesse",
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62da2cd1354cf329d0706ca483ec591d | what happens after filing for divorce with the court? | what do i do after filing for divorce with the court? | utahdivorce.biz | 2020.40 | [
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"text": "after you have put together your petition for divorce and given it to the court, you must have the paperwork served to the other party.",
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"text": "the court will not serve the papers for you, so you need to get someone else to do it. you can hire a professional process server or in some jurisdictions you can get the sheriff’s department to deliver it. this can be done in person or through the mail.",
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"text": "the court will not serve the papers for you, so you need to get someone else to do it. you can hire a professional process server or in some jurisdictions you can get the sheriff’s department to deliver it. this can be done in person or through the mail.",
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"text": "you have 120 days from the initial filing to serve the papers. if you do not, the court might give you an extension, but they also have the right to dismiss the case as well.",
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"text": "you cannot serve them yourself. you are required to have a third party deliver the papers.",
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5d42eb318e8848caeccf946d01f15afd | can i give divorce papers to someone and have them give them my spouse? | can i give papers to someone other than my spouse (like a receptionist at work or their mother) | utahdivorce.biz | 2020.40 | [
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"text": "only the involved party may receive the paperwork unless someone else is acting on behalf of your ex, such as an attorney or someone who has the right to make legal decisions for the other party.",
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"text": "divorce papers can be served through the mail or in person, as long as there is proof that the other party received them. so if you use the us mail, for example, it must be certified and signed.",
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"text": "divorce papers can be served through the mail or in person, as long as there is proof that the other party received them. so if you use the us mail, for example, it must be certified and signed.",
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a007ca903c479d88e058892ec140e98a | what if i don't know where my spouse is so i can serve them divorce papers? | what if i cant find my spouse to serve? | utahdivorce.biz | 2020.40 | [
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"text": "if you have made every reasonable effort to find your spouse but cannot, you can ask the court permission to publish the petition for divorce in the paper.",
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"text": "if you have made every reasonable effort to find your spouse but cannot, you can ask the court permission to publish the petition for divorce in the paper.",
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3ddbd9dd5aee026cdce6f181e3ce1d1f | what if my spouse isn't willing to accept the divorce papers?
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"text": "as long as you have attempted to serve your spouse and they have received notice of the divorce but refuse to accept, you will be able to show the court that you have done what you were supposed to. the judge may then give you a summary judgment and you will win the case by default.",
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"text": "as long as you have attempted to serve your spouse and they have received notice of the divorce but refuse to accept, you will be able to show the court that you have done what you were supposed to. the judge may then give you a summary judgment and you will win the case by default.",
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09ed1259a04efa57dcaa917edff189be | a private process server explained.
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"text": "a private process server is a company who will deliver the summons for a fee. they will usually do the paperwork showing that they have made the delivery.",
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"text": "a private process server is a company who will deliver the summons for a fee. they will usually do the paperwork showing that they have made the delivery.",
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"text": "your spouse has 21 days to answer. when they do, you will have to complete a financial declaration. then, depending on their answer, you will go to either mediation or potentially a trial.",
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0b6d9413ce8ff65129f262d35aa1272e | is it possible to legally handle a divorce outside of court in utah? | is it possible to handle my divorce outside of court? | utahdivorce.biz | 2020.40 | [
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"text": "in the state of utah, all separating couples are afforded the opportunity to file for a contested or uncontested divorce.\r\n\r\nalthough rare, an uncontested divorce would allow the couple to negotiate the terms of their separation outside of court. this means that both parties must be willing to cooperate under constructive circumstances, as this type of arrangement will not be successful if the couple could not come to an agreement about contentious issues like property division and child custody. if the separation is amicable, however, the only time that they would need to step foot in a courtroom is to obtain the final approval of a family law judge.",
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"text": "in the state of utah, all separating couples are afforded the opportunity to file for a contested or uncontested divorce.\r\n\r\nalthough rare, an uncontested divorce would allow the couple to negotiate the terms of their separation outside of court. this means that both parties must be willing to cooperate under constructive circumstances, as this type of arrangement will not be successful if the couple could not come to an agreement about contentious issues like property division and child custody. if the separation is amicable, however, the only time that they would need to step foot in a courtroom is to obtain the final approval of a family law judge.",
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"text": "if the court has ordered your ex-spouse to pay child support, he or she is legally obligated to do so. should your ex-spouse fail to uphold his or her end of the bargain, you would have the right to bring this to the attention of a judge. in doing so, you could rely on the court to hold the nonpaying party in civil contempt until he or she cooperates, garnish his or her wages, intercept his or her income tax refund or even place a judgment lien on his or her property — each of which would help you to secure the money that you are owed. if you think that the issue can be worked out amicably, however, this is also recommended.",
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"text": "if the court has ordered your ex-spouse to pay child support, he or she is legally obligated to do so. should your ex-spouse fail to uphold his or her end of the bargain, you would have the right to bring this to the attention of a judge. in doing so, you could rely on the court to hold the nonpaying party in civil contempt until he or she cooperates, garnish his or her wages, intercept his or her income tax refund or even place a judgment lien on his or her property — each of which would help you to secure the money that you are owed. if you think that the issue can be worked out amicably, however, this is also recommended.",
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"text": "once your divorce decree has been finalized by the court, the order is legally binding. this means that you would be required to abide by the terms and conditions that have been stated therein. if you would like to change the existing child custody arrangement, however, you could seek a modification from the court. in order to do so, you would need to show that a modification would be in the best interests of the child — which could be the case if your ex-spouse has subjected your child to unsafe living conditions, for example, as a modification would result in an improvement of conditions.",
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"text": "once your divorce decree has been finalized by the court, the order is legally binding. this means that you would be required to abide by the terms and conditions that have been stated therein. if you would like to change the existing child custody arrangement, however, you could seek a modification from the court. in order to do so, you would need to show that a modification would be in the best interests of the child — which could be the case if your ex-spouse has subjected your child to unsafe living conditions, for example, as a modification would result in an improvement of conditions.",
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"text": "in the state of utah, you can acquire a legal separation in one of two ways: temporary separation or separate maintenance. temporary separation can be beneficial for couples who are planning on divorcing but want to enjoy the benefit of having court orders concerning child custody, alimony, child support and property division. oppositely, separate maintenance is a practical solution for couples who wish to live apart but would prefer not to file for divorce — usually due to religious prohibitions against it. both can be advantageous for numerous different reasons.",
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"text": "in the state of utah, you can acquire a legal separation in one of two ways: temporary separation or separate maintenance. temporary separation can be beneficial for couples who are planning on divorcing but want to enjoy the benefit of having court orders concerning child custody, alimony, child support and property division. oppositely, separate maintenance is a practical solution for couples who wish to live apart but would prefer not to file for divorce — usually due to religious prohibitions against it. both can be advantageous for numerous different reasons.",
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90140430e4017b9ff0d03dcb45e0d20d | what should i do if my ex-spouse is trying to relocate and take my children? | my ex-spouse is trying to relocate with my children – what should i do? | utahdivorce.biz | 2020.40 | [
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"text": "if your ex-spouse is planning on relocating with your child, he or she is required to notify you of the move at least 60 days prior. this means that you should have time to challenge the proposed relocation — as long as he or she is planning on moving at least 150 miles away from your current residence. since the other parent would not have the right to uproot the child without the approval of a family law judge, a hearing will be held to discuss the matter. if the judge does not think that moving is in the child’s best interests, he or she can prohibit such action.",
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"text": "if your ex-spouse is planning on relocating with your child, he or she is required to notify you of the move at least 60 days prior. this means that you should have time to challenge the proposed relocation — as long as he or she is planning on moving at least 150 miles away from your current residence. since the other parent would not have the right to uproot the child without the approval of a family law judge, a hearing will be held to discuss the matter. if the judge does not think that moving is in the child’s best interests, he or she can prohibit such action.",
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c495569b427f9772883f9a8b143d90b1 | do i have to have a reason to file for divorce in salt lake city, utah | what grounds must i have to file for divorce in salt lake city, utah | utahdivorce.biz | 2020.40 | [
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"text": "in salt lake city, you would be required to demonstrate that you have grounds to file for divorce under utah state law. this could include anything from impotency at the time of marriage, adultery or willful desertion to habitual drunkenness, incurable insanity and cruel treatment to the extent of great bodily injury. each of these would be fault-based ground. if you would prefer to obtain a no-fault divorce, however, you can either prove that you have been legally separated for at least three years (without cohabitation) or state that the marriage suffers from irreconcilable differences.",
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"text": "in salt lake city, you would be required to demonstrate that you have grounds to file for divorce under utah state law. this could include anything from impotency at the time of marriage, adultery or willful desertion to habitual drunkenness, incurable insanity and cruel treatment to the extent of great bodily injury. each of these would be fault-based ground. if you would prefer to obtain a no-fault divorce, however, you can either prove that you have been legally separated for at least three years (without cohabitation) or state that the marriage suffers from irreconcilable differences.",
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"text": "a petitioner is required to serve a respondent with a divorce petition, summons, or other documents within 120 days from the date the petition is filed in the family court. or, you can serve the respondent first, and then file with the court no later than 10 days from the date of service. in civil cases, military service members do have special protections against judgments of default due to nonresponse.\r\n\r\nsee the utah courts’ online court assistance program (ocap), service of process in the utah code section regarding requirements for special service on people in the military and in various other kinds of “special cases.”\r\n\r\nthe critical information needed to locate a member of the military is the person’s social security number. if you cannot obtain the social security number, there are various other approaches you can try. your military divorce attorney can help in the process of contacting your spouse.\r\n\r\nthe role of the legal assistance attorney (laa) (in the judge advocate general’s office) is to help military members and their families with civil matters. an laa might be able to confirm where your husband/wife is currently stationed for duty and relay messages through your spouse’s chain of command. see the list of key contacts for all the u.s. military branches in utah, for purposes of locating and serving military members with legal documents.\r\n\r\nsee the utah courts’ webpage for more details on serving papers under rule of civil procedure (urcp) 4, or for cases already underway when papers are served, see utah rule of civil procedure 5. also, see 50 usc 3911 for helpful legal terms and definitions relevant to military divorces.)",
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"text": "a petitioner is required to serve a respondent with a divorce petition, summons, or other documents within 120 days from the date the petition is filed in the family court. or, you can serve the respondent first, and then file with the court no later than 10 days from the date of service. in civil cases, military service members do have special protections against judgments of default due to nonresponse.\r\n\r\nsee the utah courts’ online court assistance program (ocap), service of process in the utah code section regarding requirements for special service on people in the military and in various other kinds of “special cases.”\r\n\r\nthe critical information needed to locate a member of the military is the person’s social security number. if you cannot obtain the social security number, there are various other approaches you can try. your military divorce attorney can help in the process of contacting your spouse.\r\n\r\nthe role of the legal assistance attorney (laa) (in the judge advocate general’s office) is to help military members and their families with civil matters. an laa might be able to confirm where your husband/wife is currently stationed for duty and relay messages through your spouse’s chain of command. see the list of key contacts for all the u.s. military branches in utah, for purposes of locating and serving military members with legal documents.\r\n\r\nsee the utah courts’ webpage for more details on serving papers under rule of civil procedure (urcp) 4, or for cases already underway when papers are served, see utah rule of civil procedure 5. also, see 50 usc 3911 for helpful legal terms and definitions relevant to military divorces.)",
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df7ed66db287b5a553872fb880f8e8e5 | where should i file for a military divorce?
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"text": "states have various degrees of relaxed residency requirements applicable to military divorce cases. but, generally speaking, for couples in which one or both spouses is in the military, it is not required that both spouses establish residency in the state where their divorce is filed. however, to obtain a divorce in utah, at least one of the spouses must have resided in one county in the state for a minimum of the three months that immediately precede the filing of the divorce petition.\r\n\r\nif there is an issue regarding custody of a minor child, it is usually required that the child has resided in the state with one or both parents for a minimum of six months. however, there are potential exceptions to this requirement.\r\n\r\nbefore deciding where to file for a divorce in any state, you should be fully informed on how the division of military pensions in divorce cases are handled in that state. the uniformed services former spouses’ protection act” (usfspa) governs divisions of military pensions. under this federal law, in a divorce, a military member’s state of legal residence always holds the power to divide the military pension.\r\n\r\nin other words, if you file for a divorce anyplace other than the state in which the military member has a legal residence, the court processing your divorce might not have the necessary authority to divide your spouse’s pension. (the military member still may voluntarily consent to abide by the court’s decision on how the pension will be divided.)\r\n\r\nfurther, some states have their own laws that can impact what happens to the military pension. this is a complex topic that requires guidance from an experienced military divorce attorney in utah, in order to avoid complications or an inappropriate outcome.",
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"text": "states have various degrees of relaxed residency requirements applicable to military divorce cases. but, generally speaking, for couples in which one or both spouses is in the military, it is not required that both spouses establish residency in the state where their divorce is filed. however, to obtain a divorce in utah, at least one of the spouses must have resided in one county in the state for a minimum of the three months that immediately precede the filing of the divorce petition.\r\n\r\nif there is an issue regarding custody of a minor child, it is usually required that the child has resided in the state with one or both parents for a minimum of six months. however, there are potential exceptions to this requirement.\r\n\r\nbefore deciding where to file for a divorce in any state, you should be fully informed on how the division of military pensions in divorce cases are handled in that state. the uniformed services former spouses’ protection act” (usfspa) governs divisions of military pensions. under this federal law, in a divorce, a military member’s state of legal residence always holds the power to divide the military pension.\r\n\r\nin other words, if you file for a divorce anyplace other than the state in which the military member has a legal residence, the court processing your divorce might not have the necessary authority to divide your spouse’s pension. (the military member still may voluntarily consent to abide by the court’s decision on how the pension will be divided.)\r\n\r\nfurther, some states have their own laws that can impact what happens to the military pension. this is a complex topic that requires guidance from an experienced military divorce attorney in utah, in order to avoid complications or an inappropriate outcome.",
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"text": "overall, the legal process of divorce is about the same or a little longer if a military member is on active duty stationed in a remote location, or is permanently stationed abroad. normally, a person serves divorce papers on his or her spouse, then the spouse is required to file a formal response within a certain number of days. the court then scheduled the next steps in the divorce process (such as hearings, and/or mediation, etc.). but, there are additional factors that can affect the length of time it takes to finalize a military divorce. for example,\r\n\r\nin recognition of such potential issues for military members, the servicemembers civil relief act (scra) allows for changes in the court’s usual divorce process timeframes and deadlines, when one spouse is on active duty. the scra is a federal law that enables service members on active duty to request a “stay” (a delay of the court proceedings).\r\n\r\nthe law applies in cases of divorce, property division, child custody, spousal support (alimony), child support, and other matters, when duties prevent a military member from responding to or participating in, an action by the court.\r\n\r\nthe initial stay allowed is for no less than 90 days, after which the court may grant extensions. a divorce cannot be postponed indefinitely, but the stay can be granted to delay action by the court for as long as the military member’s duties impede their participation.",
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"text": "after a military divorce, there are various possibilities for continued military benefits:\r\n\r\nhealth care coverage — there are two possibilities in terms of entitlement to continued healthcare coverage for non-military spouse divorced from a military spouse:\r\n\r\nif the 20/20/20 rule, requiring an overlap of 20 years of marriage to the non-military spouse with 20 years of military service by the military spouse, has been met, then the non-military spouse is entitled to continued full benefits at no cost, for as long as the individual does not remarry. if the 20/20/20 requirement has nearly been reached, this can be an important reason to request that the court wait to finalize the divorce until after the date that the 20/20/20 rule is met.\r\nthe other possibility is that a former non-military spouse is not eligible for tricare. if the non-military ex-spouse was covered under tricare or tamp on the day prior to the divorce date, there are multiple options. the individual may purchase private health care insurance, or obtain coverage through the continued health care benefit program (chcbp) for up to 36 months following the divorce date.\r\nif the former non-military spouse has met the 20/20/15 rule, he or she can qualify to extend chcbp coverage for as long as 48 months after the date of the divorce. he/she might qualify for continued long-term coverage through hcbp if a number of conditions apply. contact the chcbp administrator for complete details and assessment of eligibility.\r\n\r\nsurvivor benefit plan (sbp) — the sbp pays 55% of the military member’s selected base amount to his or her beneficiary. the family court in a >utah divorce case can require sbp coverage for the non-military ex-spouse after divorce:\r\n\r\nin the divorce, the court can require sbp coverage for the non-military spouse and send the military pay center for sbp a copy of the court order for the divorce along with the necessary form to enter a “deemed election.” an order from the court for “former spouse coverage” is required. the deadline for making a “deemed election” of this kind is one year from the date of the court’s order for sbp coverage or from the date of divorce decree granting this coverage.\r\nthe sbp benefits are discontinued if the ex non-military spouse gets remarried prior to reaching age 55. however, the coverage is reinstated if the new marriage ends in divorce, annulment, or death.\r\nthrift savings plan (tsp) — military service members who have elected to contribute to a thrift savings plan during the period of their active service build a retirement savings account similar to a 401k or ira. the tsp savings may be divided between the spouses in a divorce. or, the tsp account can be granted to one of the parties in exchange for another asset as part of the division of property.",
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"text": "after a military divorce, there are various possibilities for continued military benefits:\r\n\r\nhealth care coverage — there are two possibilities in terms of entitlement to continued healthcare coverage for non-military spouse divorced from a military spouse:\r\n\r\nif the 20/20/20 rule, requiring an overlap of 20 years of marriage to the non-military spouse with 20 years of military service by the military spouse, has been met, then the non-military spouse is entitled to continued full benefits at no cost, for as long as the individual does not remarry. if the 20/20/20 requirement has nearly been reached, this can be an important reason to request that the court wait to finalize the divorce until after the date that the 20/20/20 rule is met.\r\nthe other possibility is that a former non-military spouse is not eligible for tricare. if the non-military ex-spouse was covered under tricare or tamp on the day prior to the divorce date, there are multiple options. the individual may purchase private health care insurance, or obtain coverage through the continued health care benefit program (chcbp) for up to 36 months following the divorce date.\r\nif the former non-military spouse has met the 20/20/15 rule, he or she can qualify to extend chcbp coverage for as long as 48 months after the date of the divorce. he/she might qualify for continued long-term coverage through hcbp if a number of conditions apply. contact the chcbp administrator for complete details and assessment of eligibility.\r\n\r\nsurvivor benefit plan (sbp) — the sbp pays 55% of the military member’s selected base amount to his or her beneficiary. the family court in a >utah divorce case can require sbp coverage for the non-military ex-spouse after divorce:\r\n\r\nin the divorce, the court can require sbp coverage for the non-military spouse and send the military pay center for sbp a copy of the court order for the divorce along with the necessary form to enter a “deemed election.” an order from the court for “former spouse coverage” is required. the deadline for making a “deemed election” of this kind is one year from the date of the court’s order for sbp coverage or from the date of divorce decree granting this coverage.\r\nthe sbp benefits are discontinued if the ex non-military spouse gets remarried prior to reaching age 55. however, the coverage is reinstated if the new marriage ends in divorce, annulment, or death.\r\nthrift savings plan (tsp) — military service members who have elected to contribute to a thrift savings plan during the period of their active service build a retirement savings account similar to a 401k or ira. the tsp savings may be divided between the spouses in a divorce. or, the tsp account can be granted to one of the parties in exchange for another asset as part of the division of property.",
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"text": "there is not a federal law entitling the former spouse of a person in the military services to any percentage of the military member’s retirement pay. a former spouse can, however, be awarded a portion of the military ex-spouse’s retirement pay through a state court order. the usfspa, title 10 allows state courts to divide a service member’s retirement pay in a divorce.\r\n\r\nthe usfspa stipulates that a non-military spouse must be married for a minimum of 10 years to the military member, who must have been on active duty in that period, in order to be entitled to have a percentage of their former spouse’s retirement pay paid directly from the dfas.\r\n\r\nthe distinction is that when a non-military spouse was married to the military member for a period of less than 10 years, any disbursements of retirement pay to the non-military ex-spouse would be made by the military ex-spouse. such payments would not come directly from the dfas.",
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"text": "there is not a federal law entitling the former spouse of a person in the military services to any percentage of the military member’s retirement pay. a former spouse can, however, be awarded a portion of the military ex-spouse’s retirement pay through a state court order. the usfspa, title 10 allows state courts to divide a service member’s retirement pay in a divorce.\r\n\r\nthe usfspa stipulates that a non-military spouse must be married for a minimum of 10 years to the military member, who must have been on active duty in that period, in order to be entitled to have a percentage of their former spouse’s retirement pay paid directly from the dfas.\r\n\r\nthe distinction is that when a non-military spouse was married to the military member for a period of less than 10 years, any disbursements of retirement pay to the non-military ex-spouse would be made by the military ex-spouse. such payments would not come directly from the dfas.",
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"text": "during or after a divorce, written permission may be required from the other parent prior to taking a minor child out of his or her current state of residence. discuss the particulars of your case with your military divorce lawyer, before making plans to relocate with your child during a divorce process underway in utah, to be sure you clearly understand all of your rights and responsibilities under state and federal law. be clear on your spouse’s rights with regard to access for visitation, or custody sharing, or other judgments of the family court with regard to parental rights and responsibilities of both parties during and after finalization of the divorce.",
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"text": "during or after a divorce, written permission may be required from the other parent prior to taking a minor child out of his or her current state of residence. discuss the particulars of your case with your military divorce lawyer, before making plans to relocate with your child during a divorce process underway in utah, to be sure you clearly understand all of your rights and responsibilities under state and federal law. be clear on your spouse’s rights with regard to access for visitation, or custody sharing, or other judgments of the family court with regard to parental rights and responsibilities of both parties during and after finalization of the divorce.",
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"text": "in utah family courts, neither parent is automatically preferred for the custodial parenting role during a separation or after the divorce between military or civilian couples. however, in cases where frequent deployment complicates the potential for the long-term success of shared custody arrangements, considerations are made to accommodate both parents with the most practical available solutions.\r\n\r\nbeing deployed to a distant location does not mean a military parent must relinquish parental rights. however, it does naturally present an obstacle to parenting during that period of service. as part of a military divorce, parents must set up a plan for the child’s care by all involved family members on both sides of the divorce. see the scra for details on how custody proceedings can be delayed in the family court until a deployed parent returns.\r\n\r\nin some cases, deployment can make most routine physical visitation agreements virtually impossible to manage. one alternative allowed under utah law for noncustodial military parents deployed in distant locations, is having the deployed parent’s parent-time rights temporarily exercised by a close family member. a family member who has a significant relationship to the minor children can fill in with visitation throughout the remaining period of the military parent’s absence.",
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"text": "in utah family courts, neither parent is automatically preferred for the custodial parenting role during a separation or after the divorce between military or civilian couples. however, in cases where frequent deployment complicates the potential for the long-term success of shared custody arrangements, considerations are made to accommodate both parents with the most practical available solutions.\r\n\r\nbeing deployed to a distant location does not mean a military parent must relinquish parental rights. however, it does naturally present an obstacle to parenting during that period of service. as part of a military divorce, parents must set up a plan for the child’s care by all involved family members on both sides of the divorce. see the scra for details on how custody proceedings can be delayed in the family court until a deployed parent returns.\r\n\r\nin some cases, deployment can make most routine physical visitation agreements virtually impossible to manage. one alternative allowed under utah law for noncustodial military parents deployed in distant locations, is having the deployed parent’s parent-time rights temporarily exercised by a close family member. a family member who has a significant relationship to the minor children can fill in with visitation throughout the remaining period of the military parent’s absence.",
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d97d19d1c102a2897d42c5393635c32a | will i be able to keep my base privileges if i get divorced from my military spouse?
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"text": "base privileges, including commissary use, theater privileges, exchange, etc. are determined by whether or not the former marriage met the 20/20/20 rule for entitlement to these uses of military resources:\r\n\r\nthe marriage to the military member was for no less than 20 years.\r\nthe military ex-spouse was in the military for no less than 20 years.\r\nthe periods of marriage and the military service overlapped for at least 20 years.\r\nif an ex non-military spouse’s situation meets all three of the above criteria, he or she is entitled to full base privileges for as long as he/she does not become remarried.",
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"text": "base privileges, including commissary use, theater privileges, exchange, etc. are determined by whether or not the former marriage met the 20/20/20 rule for entitlement to these uses of military resources:\r\n\r\nthe marriage to the military member was for no less than 20 years.\r\nthe military ex-spouse was in the military for no less than 20 years.\r\nthe periods of marriage and the military service overlapped for at least 20 years.\r\nif an ex non-military spouse’s situation meets all three of the above criteria, he or she is entitled to full base privileges for as long as he/she does not become remarried.",
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"text": "divorces in which one or both spouses are in the military are inherently more complicated than a typical civilian divorce. there are matters of property division, health insurance benefits, base privileges, possibly child custody and support, and other concerns that are added to the usual issues in a divorce process.\r\n\r\nwhen one spouse is on active duty deployed to a remote location, all the parts of the divorce process become more complicated. from service of legal documents and response times, to resolving child custody questions, and many other pressing legal matters, a military divorce is fraught with unique processing circumstances.\r\n\r\nit is necessary to work with an experienced utah military divorce attorney who knows all facets of the special processes and unique considerations involved in a military divorce in utah. a knowledgeable salt lake city military divorce lawyer will help ensure that all your rights are protected and that you get everything that you are legally entitled to receive in your divorce.",
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"text": "divorces in which one or both spouses are in the military are inherently more complicated than a typical civilian divorce. there are matters of property division, health insurance benefits, base privileges, possibly child custody and support, and other concerns that are added to the usual issues in a divorce process.\r\n\r\nwhen one spouse is on active duty deployed to a remote location, all the parts of the divorce process become more complicated. from service of legal documents and response times, to resolving child custody questions, and many other pressing legal matters, a military divorce is fraught with unique processing circumstances.\r\n\r\nit is necessary to work with an experienced utah military divorce attorney who knows all facets of the special processes and unique considerations involved in a military divorce in utah. a knowledgeable salt lake city military divorce lawyer will help ensure that all your rights are protected and that you get everything that you are legally entitled to receive in your divorce.",
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"text": "in a divorce, alimony definition is the term used to describe the financial support that one spouse pays another. this is a legal obligation that is typically assigned during the divorce proceedings.",
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"text": "in a divorce, alimony definition is the term used to describe the financial support that one spouse pays another. this is a legal obligation that is typically assigned during the divorce proceedings.",
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"text": "alimony in utah can be a complicated process and calculation. in general, if the judge orders that alimony is necessary, one spouse will need to issue a monthly payment to the other spouse until either a date that has been set in the future or until the spouse remarries.",
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"text": "alimony in utah can be a complicated process and calculation. in general, if the judge orders that alimony is necessary, one spouse will need to issue a monthly payment to the other spouse until either a date that has been set in the future or until the spouse remarries.",
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"text": "when alimony is ordered, a date is set by the judge. at this date, the alimony payments are re-evaluated. if the other spouse has become self-sufficient, the payments might be reduced or stopped altogether. also, if the other spouse remarries, this also might be a reason for the payments to stop.",
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"text": "when alimony is ordered, a date is set by the judge. at this date, the alimony payments are re-evaluated. if the other spouse has become self-sufficient, the payments might be reduced or stopped altogether. also, if the other spouse remarries, this also might be a reason for the payments to stop.",
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"text": "alimony calculations will vary from state to state and from judge to judge. there are numerous factors involved in the utah alimony calculator. some of these include the income of each spouse, the presence or absence of children, and the length of the marriage. in some cases, the recipient spouse may wish to remain financially independent and could waive the spousal support.",
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"text": "alimony calculations will vary from state to state and from judge to judge. there are numerous factors involved in the utah alimony calculator. some of these include the income of each spouse, the presence or absence of children, and the length of the marriage. in some cases, the recipient spouse may wish to remain financially independent and could waive the spousal support.",
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"text": "temporary alimony is typically issued to the dependent spouse to receive continued support while the divorce is pending so they have money to take care of his or her divorce needs. temporary alimony often expires once the final divorce orders are issued. it is important to rely on a utah alimony attorney to make sure that this type of alimony is fairly issued.",
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"text": "temporary alimony is typically issued to the dependent spouse to receive continued support while the divorce is pending so they have money to take care of his or her divorce needs. temporary alimony often expires once the final divorce orders are issued. it is important to rely on a utah alimony attorney to make sure that this type of alimony is fairly issued.",
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"text": "transitional alimony is also temporary but it differs in that it is issued when the final divorce orders are placed and not while it is pending. this type of alimony is issued so that the other spouse can receive the education necessary to find a job and become self-sufficient. this type of alimony is often removed after a set period of time or changes when a permanent alimony order is issued.",
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"text": "transitional alimony is also temporary but it differs in that it is issued when the final divorce orders are placed and not while it is pending. this type of alimony is issued so that the other spouse can receive the education necessary to find a job and become self-sufficient. this type of alimony is often removed after a set period of time or changes when a permanent alimony order is issued.",
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"text": "permanent alimony is payments that are to be issued until the judge says otherwise. either party can petition to change this alimony if they feel their circumstances have changed.",
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"text": "permanent alimony is payments that are to be issued until the judge says otherwise. either party can petition to change this alimony if they feel their circumstances have changed.",
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"text": "under utah alimony laws, there are a few reasons why alimony might not be awarded. these include that the marriage was only for a short period of time, the income of the spouses is equal, the paying spouse doesn’t have the money to pay alimony, or that the judge feels there isn’t any need for alimony.",
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"text": "under utah alimony laws, there are a few reasons why alimony might not be awarded. these include that the marriage was only for a short period of time, the income of the spouses is equal, the paying spouse doesn’t have the money to pay alimony, or that the judge feels there isn’t any need for alimony.",
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"text": "yes, alimony is typically taxable. \r\n\r\nanyone who is receiving alimony needs to report this as taxable income when they file their taxes every year. \r\n\r\nfurthermore, for people wondering, “is alimony tax-deductible,” it typically is. anyone who is paying alimony should be able to deduct this on their taxes. finally, any voluntary payments made between spouses outside of the alimony obligation is neither taxable nor tax-deductible.",
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"text": "yes, alimony is typically taxable. \r\n\r\nanyone who is receiving alimony needs to report this as taxable income when they file their taxes every year. \r\n\r\nfurthermore, for people wondering, “is alimony tax-deductible,” it typically is. anyone who is paying alimony should be able to deduct this on their taxes. finally, any voluntary payments made between spouses outside of the alimony obligation is neither taxable nor tax-deductible.",
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"text": "some financial issues which can become an issue in high net worth cases include various valuations and distributions of financial and other assets such as:\r\n\r\n- your and/or your spouse’s medical, legal, consulting, or other professional practice\r\n- your and/or your spouse’s increased earning potential from academic degrees or professional licenses\r\n- family businesses and other closely held businesses\r\n- complicated transactions involving business(es) you and your spouse own together\r\n- primary residences, vacation homes, residential investment properties, commercial and industrial buildings, undeveloped land, and another real estate (real property)\r\n- retirement assets such as stock options, bonds\r\n- iras, 401(k) accounts, and pensions\r\n- trusts, money market accounts, and bank checking and savings accounts, cds, and other liquid assets\r\n- life insurance policies\r\n- intellectual property, such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights\r\n- personal property, including vehicles, boats, jewels, artworks, antiques, and other collectibles",
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"text": "some financial issues which can become an issue in high net worth cases include various valuations and distributions of financial and other assets such as:\r\n\r\n- your and/or your spouse’s medical, legal, consulting, or other professional practice\r\n- your and/or your spouse’s increased earning potential from academic degrees or professional licenses\r\n- family businesses and other closely held businesses\r\n- complicated transactions involving business(es) you and your spouse own together\r\n- primary residences, vacation homes, residential investment properties, commercial and industrial buildings, undeveloped land, and another real estate (real property)\r\n- retirement assets such as stock options, bonds\r\n- iras, 401(k) accounts, and pensions\r\n- trusts, money market accounts, and bank checking and savings accounts, cds, and other liquid assets\r\n- life insurance policies\r\n- intellectual property, such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights\r\n- personal property, including vehicles, boats, jewels, artworks, antiques, and other collectibles",
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"text": "child custody cases can either go smoothly when parents are able to plan and work well enough together to arrange a mutually agreed parenting plan. or, they can be rough, but still, get resolved without litigation. or, they can be so contentious that the custody decision must fall to the authority of the family court judge.\r\n\r\nunless allegations of abuse, or of parental alienation or gatekeeping are involved, the family court typically does not intervene to decide custody arrangements. use these tips to smooth the custody decision process, and to arrive at the best arrangement for your child and both parents:\r\n\r\nbe realistic — think about your schedule. arrange your new role as a single parent with as much flexibility as possible in your work and travel routines.\r\n\r\nbefore you move out — there are pros and cons to moving out:\r\n\r\n— if there is a risk of being falsely accused of domestic violence,\r\n— or, if you fear domestic violence may occur during the divorce, then it is necessary to move out.\r\n— and, your spouse may be insisting that you move out.\r\n— but, notwithstanding financial concerns, if your spouse fights to prevent you from seeing your children, then moving out can work against you in your custody case.\r\n\r\nget a written custody and visitation order — during the divorce process, be open to resolving issues and obtain temporary agreements in writing, including for child and spousal support, and major property distribution. uncooperative posturing can put you at risk of court sanctions as well as providing leverage for your spouse to use in the child custody negotiations.",
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"text": "child custody cases can either go smoothly when parents are able to plan and work well enough together to arrange a mutually agreed parenting plan. or, they can be rough, but still, get resolved without litigation. or, they can be so contentious that the custody decision must fall to the authority of the family court judge.\r\n\r\nunless allegations of abuse, or of parental alienation or gatekeeping are involved, the family court typically does not intervene to decide custody arrangements. use these tips to smooth the custody decision process, and to arrive at the best arrangement for your child and both parents:\r\n\r\nbe realistic — think about your schedule. arrange your new role as a single parent with as much flexibility as possible in your work and travel routines.\r\n\r\nbefore you move out — there are pros and cons to moving out:\r\n\r\n— if there is a risk of being falsely accused of domestic violence,\r\n— or, if you fear domestic violence may occur during the divorce, then it is necessary to move out.\r\n— and, your spouse may be insisting that you move out.\r\n— but, notwithstanding financial concerns, if your spouse fights to prevent you from seeing your children, then moving out can work against you in your custody case.\r\n\r\nget a written custody and visitation order — during the divorce process, be open to resolving issues and obtain temporary agreements in writing, including for child and spousal support, and major property distribution. uncooperative posturing can put you at risk of court sanctions as well as providing leverage for your spouse to use in the child custody negotiations.",
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"text": "if both parties in the marriage contributed to the growth of a business, or if the business’s revenues have grown significantly during the marriage, then the business is classed as a joint asset. to protect your business assets during a divorce, you should focus on:\r\n\r\n - obtaining a fair valuation\r\n - arriving at an agreement that removes your spouse (from whom you will soon be divorced) from the business\r\n - and working on arranging for payment to your spouse at the time of the divorce settlement, to be made through your personal assets, and perhaps through raising capital",
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"text": "if both parties in the marriage contributed to the growth of a business, or if the business’s revenues have grown significantly during the marriage, then the business is classed as a joint asset. to protect your business assets during a divorce, you should focus on:\r\n\r\n - obtaining a fair valuation\r\n - arriving at an agreement that removes your spouse (from whom you will soon be divorced) from the business\r\n - and working on arranging for payment to your spouse at the time of the divorce settlement, to be made through your personal assets, and perhaps through raising capital",
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"text": "this is typically the most complex area of property division in a divorce. but, the approach to determining the value of ownership by each spouse is relatively straightforward in principle. if both spouses are involved in operating a business, both need to have their interests in the business valuated.\r\n\r\ndetermining you’re and your spouse’s respective contributions to the business is likely to necessitate having the business evaluated in its entirety, having all of its assets assessed and the value of your spouse’s and your own contributions each determined, in addition to other factors.",
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"text": "this is typically the most complex area of property division in a divorce. but, the approach to determining the value of ownership by each spouse is relatively straightforward in principle. if both spouses are involved in operating a business, both need to have their interests in the business valuated.\r\n\r\ndetermining you’re and your spouse’s respective contributions to the business is likely to necessitate having the business evaluated in its entirety, having all of its assets assessed and the value of your spouse’s and your own contributions each determined, in addition to other factors.",
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"text": "title 30, chapter 3, section 5 of the utah code, provides for changing your beneficiary after the divorce. the statute states that if you do not change your beneficiary after divorce, then your ex-spouse, as the listed beneficiary, will be the legal recipient of the benefits under the plan and will receive the benefits as allocated in the retirement plan.",
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"text": "title 30, chapter 3, section 5 of the utah code, provides for changing your beneficiary after the divorce. the statute states that if you do not change your beneficiary after divorce, then your ex-spouse, as the listed beneficiary, will be the legal recipient of the benefits under the plan and will receive the benefits as allocated in the retirement plan.",
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"text": "child support — child support is a relatively simple matter in most utah divorces, including high net worth cases. it is calculated using basic formulae. temporary spousal support is also calculated in a similar way.\r\n\r\nhowever, do not assume that the calculation program used by the courts to determine child support or temporary spousal support will apply in your case. when income is very high, the computer may generate a support order that is beyond reason. an experienced attorney is adept at handling this complicated area with the family court.\r\n\r\nincome for support purposes — your income is sure to be one of the central areas of focus in your high net worth divorce case, especially when you have multiple income sources, such as:\r\n\r\n - base income\r\n - profit distributions and bonuses\r\n - interest or passive income\r\n - company perquisites\r\n - phantom income",
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"text": "child support — child support is a relatively simple matter in most utah divorces, including high net worth cases. it is calculated using basic formulae. temporary spousal support is also calculated in a similar way.\r\n\r\nhowever, do not assume that the calculation program used by the courts to determine child support or temporary spousal support will apply in your case. when income is very high, the computer may generate a support order that is beyond reason. an experienced attorney is adept at handling this complicated area with the family court.\r\n\r\nincome for support purposes — your income is sure to be one of the central areas of focus in your high net worth divorce case, especially when you have multiple income sources, such as:\r\n\r\n - base income\r\n - profit distributions and bonuses\r\n - interest or passive income\r\n - company perquisites\r\n - phantom income",
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"text": "persons divorcing at or after ten years of marriage can receive social security benefits from your ex-spouse’s social security record. this applies even if your ex-spouse has remarried. the following requirements apply:\r\n\r\n - you must be unmarried.\r\n - you must be age 62 or above.\r\n - your ex-spouse must be entitled to social security disability or retirement benefits.\r\n - the benefit you would receive based on your own income earnings is a lesser amount than the benefit you would receive based on your ex-spouse’s income earnings.\r\n - as an ex-spouse, you are entitled to social security benefits in the amount of half of your ex-spouse’s full benefits amount at retirement (or in disability benefits). that applies if you begin receiving benefits at full retirement age.\r\n\r\nyou will not be eligible to collect benefits on your former spouse’s social security record if you remarry unless the latter marriage ends (due to any usual cause, such as by death, annulment, or divorce).\r\n\r\neven if your ex-spouse has not yet applied for his/her social security benefits at retirement age, but is qualified for them, you can begin receiving benefits on his/her social security record, after you have been divorced for two years or longer.",
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"text": "persons divorcing at or after ten years of marriage can receive social security benefits from your ex-spouse’s social security record. this applies even if your ex-spouse has remarried. the following requirements apply:\r\n\r\n - you must be unmarried.\r\n - you must be age 62 or above.\r\n - your ex-spouse must be entitled to social security disability or retirement benefits.\r\n - the benefit you would receive based on your own income earnings is a lesser amount than the benefit you would receive based on your ex-spouse’s income earnings.\r\n - as an ex-spouse, you are entitled to social security benefits in the amount of half of your ex-spouse’s full benefits amount at retirement (or in disability benefits). that applies if you begin receiving benefits at full retirement age.\r\n\r\nyou will not be eligible to collect benefits on your former spouse’s social security record if you remarry unless the latter marriage ends (due to any usual cause, such as by death, annulment, or divorce).\r\n\r\neven if your ex-spouse has not yet applied for his/her social security benefits at retirement age, but is qualified for them, you can begin receiving benefits on his/her social security record, after you have been divorced for two years or longer.",
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"text": "divorcing in utah has court costs associated with an action. you will be required to pay a court filing fee to begin divorce proceedings.\r\n\r\nfees for divorce will include:\r\n\r\n1 – court costs of $310\r\n\r\n2 – online court assistance program (ocap) fee $20/document,\r\n\r\n3 – the divorce education course is $35 per person.\r\n\r\n4 – the divorce orientation course is $30 per person. the fee for the live divorce orientation course will be discounted $15 for a petitioner who attends a live class within 30 days of filing the petition, and will be discounted $15 for a respondent who attends a live class within 30 days of being served with the petition.\r\n\r\n5 – service of process fee will vary depending on the type of documents served and who serves them. learn more about service fees and who can serve a person documents here.",
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"text": "divorcing in utah has court costs associated with an action. you will be required to pay a court filing fee to begin divorce proceedings.\r\n\r\nfees for divorce will include:\r\n\r\n1 – court costs of $310\r\n\r\n2 – online court assistance program (ocap) fee $20/document,\r\n\r\n3 – the divorce education course is $35 per person.\r\n\r\n4 – the divorce orientation course is $30 per person. the fee for the live divorce orientation course will be discounted $15 for a petitioner who attends a live class within 30 days of filing the petition, and will be discounted $15 for a respondent who attends a live class within 30 days of being served with the petition.\r\n\r\n5 – service of process fee will vary depending on the type of documents served and who serves them. learn more about service fees and who can serve a person documents here.",
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"text": "utah divorce cost includes a court cost divorce paperwork filing fee of $310 for a divorce without children, and $360 when there are children involved. this will cover the fee for the court to review your divorce and get the process legally started. in certain circumstances, a filing fee may be waived. to have fees waived, you must prove to the court that you are unable to pay them based on your income, property, and debts. for more information, see fee waiver.",
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"text": "utah divorce cost includes a court cost divorce paperwork filing fee of $310 for a divorce without children, and $360 when there are children involved. this will cover the fee for the court to review your divorce and get the process legally started. in certain circumstances, a filing fee may be waived. to have fees waived, you must prove to the court that you are unable to pay them based on your income, property, and debts. for more information, see fee waiver.",
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"text": "the average cost of divorce in ut is higher when the divorce process involves children. lawyer fees will be higher, as custody and visitation negotiations will be involved. in addition to increased lawyer fees, both spouses will be required to pay for and attend a one-hour divorce orientation which costs $20 per spouse, and a two-hour-long divorce education class which has a fee of $35 per spouse. you will require proof that you attended both of the classes for your divorce to be filed.",
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"text": "the average cost of divorce in ut is higher when the divorce process involves children. lawyer fees will be higher, as custody and visitation negotiations will be involved. in addition to increased lawyer fees, both spouses will be required to pay for and attend a one-hour divorce orientation which costs $20 per spouse, and a two-hour-long divorce education class which has a fee of $35 per spouse. you will require proof that you attended both of the classes for your divorce to be filed.",
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"text": "utah requires divorcing parties to attend at least one session of alternative dispute resolution (adr). the parties have to go through mediation before the divorce can continue in court. mediation fees are paid directly to the mediator to help you reach a resolution out of court. the mediator will be an impartial party to the divorce, helping both parties reach an amicable agreement. each professional mediation provider can set their own rate, but hourly rates run between $50 and $300 per hour; oftentimes those with a stronger background or more experience will charge higher rates. sessions depend on the circumstances of the divorce and the willingness of each spouse to compromise. typically, mediation will run a minimum of two hours and up to six hours on average, which will vary depending on the complexity. in most cases, the spouses will split the mediation fee. the mediation will also incur attorney fees if you choose to have your attorney present, which is highly recommended for all proceedings as mediators aren’t there to advocate for you, but rather to get an agreement in place.",
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"text": "utah requires divorcing parties to attend at least one session of alternative dispute resolution (adr). the parties have to go through mediation before the divorce can continue in court. mediation fees are paid directly to the mediator to help you reach a resolution out of court. the mediator will be an impartial party to the divorce, helping both parties reach an amicable agreement. each professional mediation provider can set their own rate, but hourly rates run between $50 and $300 per hour; oftentimes those with a stronger background or more experience will charge higher rates. sessions depend on the circumstances of the divorce and the willingness of each spouse to compromise. typically, mediation will run a minimum of two hours and up to six hours on average, which will vary depending on the complexity. in most cases, the spouses will split the mediation fee. the mediation will also incur attorney fees if you choose to have your attorney present, which is highly recommended for all proceedings as mediators aren’t there to advocate for you, but rather to get an agreement in place.",
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"text": "you will have increased attorney fees for child custody cases that typically will involve additional hourly rates for the time spent to work towards achieving custody, a visitation schedule, and child support payments. you will also be required to pay the $55 for both of the required parenting divorce classes as well as the higher cost for the court filing fee.",
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"text": "you will have increased attorney fees for child custody cases that typically will involve additional hourly rates for the time spent to work towards achieving custody, a visitation schedule, and child support payments. you will also be required to pay the $55 for both of the required parenting divorce classes as well as the higher cost for the court filing fee.",
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"text": "yes. divorce can be a complicated process and everyone needs to have a guide who can walk them through the various issues. speaking with a qualified divorce lawyer about your legal options and how the divorce process works can reduce mistakes with long-lasting effects and reduce anxiety. to reach the most effective and agreeable solution in the fastest time possible, hiring a utah divorce attorney is extremely important.",
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"text": "yes. divorce can be a complicated process and everyone needs to have a guide who can walk them through the various issues. speaking with a qualified divorce lawyer about your legal options and how the divorce process works can reduce mistakes with long-lasting effects and reduce anxiety. to reach the most effective and agreeable solution in the fastest time possible, hiring a utah divorce attorney is extremely important.",
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"text": "a divorce lawyer can advise you on utah laws and local court practices. your lawyer will file your petition for divorce, champion your interests, appeal if appropriate, and petition for modifications if necessary. salt lake city divorce attorney david pedrazas will keep your best interests at the forefront of court proceedings. the dissolution of a marriage involves many important decisions, including division of assets & division of debts, child custody and visitation, child support, alimony, and more. ",
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"text": "a divorce lawyer can advise you on utah laws and local court practices. your lawyer will file your petition for divorce, champion your interests, appeal if appropriate, and petition for modifications if necessary. salt lake city divorce attorney david pedrazas will keep your best interests at the forefront of court proceedings. the dissolution of a marriage involves many important decisions, including division of assets & division of debts, child custody and visitation, child support, alimony, and more. ",
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"text": "to preserve your assets and interests, seek legal advice before filing for divorce. here are some instances when you can consider talking to a divorce attorney:\r\n\r\n • you need to get divorced\r\n • you think you want to get divorced, but want to know what your options are\r\n • you have been served with divorce papers.\r\n • your spouse is talking to a divorce lawyer.\r\n • you think your spouse wants a divorce and maybe intentionally hiding or spending your marital assets.\r\n\r\nthe earlier you understand the utah divorce process, the better prepared you'll be to obtain the outcome you want and need. call for a consultation as soon as you know you want a divorce.",
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"text": "to preserve your assets and interests, seek legal advice before filing for divorce. here are some instances when you can consider talking to a divorce attorney:\r\n\r\n • you need to get divorced\r\n • you think you want to get divorced, but want to know what your options are\r\n • you have been served with divorce papers.\r\n • your spouse is talking to a divorce lawyer.\r\n • you think your spouse wants a divorce and maybe intentionally hiding or spending your marital assets.\r\n\r\nthe earlier you understand the utah divorce process, the better prepared you'll be to obtain the outcome you want and need. call for a consultation as soon as you know you want a divorce.",
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"text": "modern utah law does not expect either spouse to prove the other's wrongdoing. if the marriage problems cannot be resolved, you're entitled to a divorce. in utah, a couple can file for a no-fault divorce if for any reason, and most often cited is irreconcilable differences.",
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"text": "modern utah law does not expect either spouse to prove the other's wrongdoing. if the marriage problems cannot be resolved, you're entitled to a divorce. in utah, a couple can file for a no-fault divorce if for any reason, and most often cited is irreconcilable differences.",
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"text": "the process of divorce begins with a petition to the court. followed by the court decision, and a 90-day wait to finalize the divorce. if disagreements are present, at least 1 mediation session is required. if children are involved, a parenting class is also required. either spouse may appeal the court's final decree. in the most general of terms, how long a divorce will take and each aspect of it will be determined by how willing both of the parties are to cooperate with the proceedings. \r\n",
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"text": "the process of divorce begins with a petition to the court. followed by the court decision, and a 90-day wait to finalize the divorce. if disagreements are present, at least 1 mediation session is required. if children are involved, a parenting class is also required. either spouse may appeal the court's final decree. in the most general of terms, how long a divorce will take and each aspect of it will be determined by how willing both of the parties are to cooperate with the proceedings. \r\n",
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"text": "it all depends! courtroom hearings are the most expensive part of utah divorces but are sometimes avoidable with mediation. an experienced divorce lawyer can save you money in the long run by making sure proper paperwork is ironclad, filed on time, and completed right the first time. schedule an initial legal consultation to learn about potential legal and administrative fees.\r\n",
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"text": "it all depends! courtroom hearings are the most expensive part of utah divorces but are sometimes avoidable with mediation. an experienced divorce lawyer can save you money in the long run by making sure proper paperwork is ironclad, filed on time, and completed right the first time. schedule an initial legal consultation to learn about potential legal and administrative fees.\r\n",
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"text": "in many divorces, the court directs one spouse to pay alimony. whether or not you receive alimony will be based on financial need, length of divorce, and other factors. if you have children, their best interests are the court's primary concern. under the provisions of utah code §30-5-5.8, there are several factors that will influence the judge’s decision to award or deny a request for alimony payments, and our utah divorce lawyer can advise you on your specific situation.",
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"text": "in many divorces, the court directs one spouse to pay alimony. whether or not you receive alimony will be based on financial need, length of divorce, and other factors. if you have children, their best interests are the court's primary concern. under the provisions of utah code §30-5-5.8, there are several factors that will influence the judge’s decision to award or deny a request for alimony payments, and our utah divorce lawyer can advise you on your specific situation.",
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"text": "your divorce lawyer will help you argue that awarding your primary custody is in your child’s best interest—especially if you have always been the child's main caregiver. ",
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"text": "your divorce lawyer will help you argue that awarding your primary custody is in your child’s best interest—especially if you have always been the child's main caregiver. ",
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"text": "in a contested divorce, the two spouses disagree on significant issues. but if both parties agree, an uncontested divorce can proceed cost-effectively, and relatively quickly.",
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"text": "in a contested divorce, the two spouses disagree on significant issues. but if both parties agree, an uncontested divorce can proceed cost-effectively, and relatively quickly.",
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"text": "not necessarily. a contested divorce can go into courtroom proceedings unless the other side can be persuaded to come to an agreement in divorce mediation. multiple mediation sessions may be required to reach a resolution. if issues can not be resolved amicably, you and your spouse will have to appear before a judge who will make the final ruling.",
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"text": "not necessarily. a contested divorce can go into courtroom proceedings unless the other side can be persuaded to come to an agreement in divorce mediation. multiple mediation sessions may be required to reach a resolution. if issues can not be resolved amicably, you and your spouse will have to appear before a judge who will make the final ruling.",
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"text": "the court strives for an \"equitable division\" of assets. your divorce lawyer can explain what financial factors the court will consider, and how the home might be titled after divorce.",
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"text": "the court strives for an \"equitable division\" of assets. your divorce lawyer can explain what financial factors the court will consider, and how the home might be titled after divorce.",
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"text": "the best thing for you to do is keep calm during this stressful time as your words and actions can be used against you in the divorce proceedings. the next thing is choosing an experienced, caring and diligent divorce attorney to achieve a fair outcome that meets utah divorce law standards. for twenty years, david pedrazas has practiced family law and helped thousands of clients through stressful court appearances and mediation. ",
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"text": "the best thing for you to do is keep calm during this stressful time as your words and actions can be used against you in the divorce proceedings. the next thing is choosing an experienced, caring and diligent divorce attorney to achieve a fair outcome that meets utah divorce law standards. for twenty years, david pedrazas has practiced family law and helped thousands of clients through stressful court appearances and mediation. ",
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"text": "in utah, it doesn’t matter if one spouse doesn’t want to divorce. the other party can file for divorce for any reason they choose. if you ignore divorce papers, it will not make them go away. if you don’t respond to them, your spouse will be granted everything they file for and the divorce will be granted.\r\n",
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"text": "your utah divorce lawyer can urge the court to consider your spouse's treatment of you when drafting the divorce decree. cheating can speak about one’s character and the specifics of the situation may impact the case; for example, if your spouse left a young child in a car seat for hours while they went inside to be unfaithful or if they used money the family needed to pay rent to buy their lover jewelry. this question is best answered on a case-by-case basis by your family law attorney.",
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"text": "in utah, child support also known as child support arrears, is established during separation, as a mandatory order of divorcing parents or when the utah office of recovery services (ors) issues a financial support order after parentage is determined. non-custodial parents are bound by a legal obligation to furnish child support for each of their legal children until the child turns 18 years old or upon completion of high school, with the exception of emancipated minors who are legally recognized as independent adults.",
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"text": "there are a number of different factors that the court will take into consideration when determining child support. the court will require each parent’s adjusted gross income including income from salary, unemployment benefits, social security income, and bonuses. other forms of income like retirement, trusts, investments, and alimony from a previous marriage will all be considered in the calculation of child support.\r\n\r\nwhile income will help determine the amount of child support, there are many other factors that may also impact the court’s final decision. the amount of time each parent spends with the children will also influence the court. child support deliberations will also be adjusted to compensate for the following:\r\n\r\n - the number of children will increase the required child support amount. a parent is free to pay more than the calculated amount but, by law, may not pay any less than stated in the order.\r\n - medical care for the children, to include special needs care, is to be shared equally by both parents. medical expenses include deductibles, copayments, the children’s portion of the premium and other uninsured medical expenses.\r\n - work-related childcare expenses will also be shared equally by both parents.\r\n - tax exemptions for dependent children are awarded by the court based on each parent’s contribution to the cost of raising the child along with other factors.",
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"text": "utah code section 78b-12-301 is utah’s child support guideline table used to determine a parent’s child support obligation based on an established formula. the utah department of human services offers parents an interactive child support calculator to help parent’s estimate child support obligation.",
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"text": "utah code section 78b-12-301 is utah’s child support guideline table used to determine a parent’s child support obligation based on an established formula. the utah department of human services offers parents an interactive child support calculator to help parent’s estimate child support obligation.",
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"text": "if there have been significant circumstantial changes since your child’s original order for child support was entered, you have the right to petition the court for an increase or decrease in the amount of child support. modifications to the order may be requested after three years from the original filing date. utah courts have an obligation to review and amend child support orders that are in the best interests of your children. here are the most common reasons a parent may request a change in their child support arrangements:\r\n\r\n- new employment\r\n- decreased or increased income\r\n- increased medical needs\r\n- physical custody changes\r\n- emancipation of your minor child",
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"text": "if there have been significant circumstantial changes since your child’s original order for child support was entered, you have the right to petition the court for an increase or decrease in the amount of child support. modifications to the order may be requested after three years from the original filing date. utah courts have an obligation to review and amend child support orders that are in the best interests of your children. here are the most common reasons a parent may request a change in their child support arrangements:\r\n\r\n- new employment\r\n- decreased or increased income\r\n- increased medical needs\r\n- physical custody changes\r\n- emancipation of your minor child",
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"text": "the reason(s) a spouse may have for contesting a divorce differ from case to case. but, frequently the cause of the contest is that one party does not agree with the divorce terms being offered by the other. when one spouse does not agree with the proposed property division or other terms or believes the other party is being unfair, he or she may opt to contest the divorce.\r\n",
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"text": "the reason(s) a spouse may have for contesting a divorce differ from case to case. but, frequently the cause of the contest is that one party does not agree with the divorce terms being offered by the other. when one spouse does not agree with the proposed property division or other terms or believes the other party is being unfair, he or she may opt to contest the divorce.\r\n",
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91c5858abcb5f4721132c76f26b2f684 | a contested divorce process requires more steps than an uncontested divorce, and the greater the number of contentious issues, the more steps necessary to resolve them. even an uncontested divorce in utah requires filing the complaint about for divorce, processing the recipient’s response to the petition, hiring attorneys, and other steps. when proposals on handling marital debts, property divisions, child custody, child support, alimony, and other typical matters in divorce become contentious, additional steps are involved.
gathering information, sometimes interviewing witnesses, perhaps even a trial can become necessary. these complex legal measures for resolving controversies can significantly complicate and prolong the process in a contested divorce. the parties are strongly encouraged to enter mediation and work together to the greatest extent possible, to avoid the difficulties of a contested divorce.
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"text": "a contested divorce process requires more steps than an uncontested divorce, and the greater the number of contentious issues, the more steps necessary to resolve them. even an uncontested divorce in utah requires filing the complaint about for divorce, processing the recipient’s response to the petition, hiring attorneys, and other steps. when proposals on handling marital debts, property divisions, child custody, child support, alimony, and other typical matters in divorce become contentious, additional steps are involved.\r\ngathering information, sometimes interviewing witnesses, perhaps even a trial can become necessary. these complex legal measures for resolving controversies can significantly complicate and prolong the process in a contested divorce. the parties are strongly encouraged to enter mediation and work together to the greatest extent possible, to avoid the difficulties of a contested divorce.\r\n",
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a331ebc4aa5a4368bd2efbe666b1d6f1 | an experienced utah divorce lawyer is necessary to make sure that all your rights are fully protected in a divorce. your lawyer knows and does what it takes to present the best possible case to help you obtain the best possible outcome for yourself and your family. an experienced salt lake city divorce lawyer helps make sure you receive every dollar you are legally entitled to in your divorce.
your lawyer will also guide and manage the legal process in the utah court system. for your case to be permitted to succeed in the utah court system, all state laws and all the court’s rules must be obeyed throughout the contested divorce process.
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"text": "an experienced utah divorce lawyer is necessary to make sure that all your rights are fully protected in a divorce. your lawyer knows and does what it takes to present the best possible case to help you obtain the best possible outcome for yourself and your family. an experienced salt lake city divorce lawyer helps make sure you receive every dollar you are legally entitled to in your divorce.\r\nyour lawyer will also guide and manage the legal process in the utah court system. for your case to be permitted to succeed in the utah court system, all state laws and all the court’s rules must be obeyed throughout the contested divorce process.\r\n",
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"text": "an experienced utah divorce lawyer is necessary to make sure that all your rights are fully protected in a divorce. your lawyer knows and does what it takes to present the best possible case to help you obtain the best possible outcome for yourself and your family. an experienced salt lake city divorce lawyer helps make sure you receive every dollar you are legally entitled to in your divorce.\r\nyour lawyer will also guide and manage the legal process in the utah court system. for your case to be permitted to succeed in the utah court system, all state laws and all the court’s rules must be obeyed throughout the contested divorce process.\r\n",
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"text": "establishing paternity can serve to clarify a parent’s responsibility under the law to provide financial support, legally entitle a child to be added to either parent’s medical insurance plan, and confirm other rights and duties of parents and benefits for the child.\r\n\r\nfor more in-depth information about paternity, custody, visitation, and other issues regarding rights and responsibilities of unmarried parents in matters of utah child support law, visit the utah courts website, or consult with your utah child support lawyer.",
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"text": "under utah law, parents have a legal responsibility to provide financial support for their children. a parent’s legal obligation to pay child support continues until the minor becomes emancipated, gets married, or turns 18 years of age, or completes high school, whichever of the latter two occurs latest.\r\n\r\nin certain circumstances, the family court may order a parent to keep paying child support after the child becomes age 18, for example, if a child is disabled and continues to be a dependent. child support discontinues if the court removes the child of age 18 or older from disability status.",
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"text": "under utah law, parents have a legal responsibility to provide financial support for their children. a parent’s legal obligation to pay child support continues until the minor becomes emancipated, gets married, or turns 18 years of age, or completes high school, whichever of the latter two occurs latest.\r\n\r\nin certain circumstances, the family court may order a parent to keep paying child support after the child becomes age 18, for example, if a child is disabled and continues to be a dependent. child support discontinues if the court removes the child of age 18 or older from disability status.",
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"text": "college expenses are viewed as a form of child support, according to utah law, and are subject to enforcement, and to potential modification, and/or termination. for example, if a child lives at school, child support may be reduced. there is not a standard formula for precisely calculating child support for college expenses. the amount is determined by a judge, based on the particulars of each case. in utah, college tuition, books, travel, medical costs, and other school-related expenses can be included in orders for child support.\r\n\r\njudges may also consider the parents’ finances as well as other resources available to students, like scholarships and/or grants. child support for college expenses is still paid directly to the custodial parent, not to the student.\r\n\r\nbeing required to pay for a child’s college expenses through a child support order means a non-custodial parent can be legally obliged to continue child support payments even after a child becomes age 18, although the usual age of emancipation for non-students is 18.",
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"text": "college expenses are viewed as a form of child support, according to utah law, and are subject to enforcement, and to potential modification, and/or termination. for example, if a child lives at school, child support may be reduced. there is not a standard formula for precisely calculating child support for college expenses. the amount is determined by a judge, based on the particulars of each case. in utah, college tuition, books, travel, medical costs, and other school-related expenses can be included in orders for child support.\r\n\r\njudges may also consider the parents’ finances as well as other resources available to students, like scholarships and/or grants. child support for college expenses is still paid directly to the custodial parent, not to the student.\r\n\r\nbeing required to pay for a child’s college expenses through a child support order means a non-custodial parent can be legally obliged to continue child support payments even after a child becomes age 18, although the usual age of emancipation for non-students is 18.",
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"text": "child support is intended to be used for a child’s needs, but it can also be used to cover more than the basic necessities. there are many types of expenses involved in raising a child. there are no specifications in utah law identifying which costs can be covered by child support funds. the parent receiving child support may use the money received in whatever way she or he decides is in the child’s interest if the child’s essential needs are being met.\r\n\r\nextracurricular activities, child care, transportation, education-related expenses, such as tuition, school supplies, even college expenses can be covered using child support. whatever needs a child has can be paid for using money received for child support.",
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"text": "child support is intended to be used for a child’s needs, but it can also be used to cover more than the basic necessities. there are many types of expenses involved in raising a child. there are no specifications in utah law identifying which costs can be covered by child support funds. the parent receiving child support may use the money received in whatever way she or he decides is in the child’s interest if the child’s essential needs are being met.\r\n\r\nextracurricular activities, child care, transportation, education-related expenses, such as tuition, school supplies, even college expenses can be covered using child support. whatever needs a child has can be paid for using money received for child support.",
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506e423adae47f87373f84cb3381ebb4 | what if my spouse doesn't spend child support money on the child? | what if my spouse doesn't spend child support money on the child? | utahdivorce.biz | 2021.17 | [
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"text": "the custodial parent is legally required to prioritize the children’s best interests, to provide them with a healthy and happy life. this includes providing housing, clothing, food, education, and many other essentials for a stable life. it’s understood that custodial parents may pamper their children occasionally. however, overall, child support should be used to benefit the child. parents who misuse money received for child support may be charged with a crime of child abuse or neglect.\r\n\r\nit may be possible to obtain a child support modification if a parent has been financially irresponsible. an investigation may become necessary, to prove negligence or abuse. to pursue this course, you will need to work with david pedrazas is reputedly the best child support lawyer utah has to offer. if the court finds that there has been a significant change in circumstances and that the child’s best interests would be served by a modification of support, the judge may order it.",
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"text": "the custodial parent is legally required to prioritize the children’s best interests, to provide them with a healthy and happy life. this includes providing housing, clothing, food, education, and many other essentials for a stable life. it’s understood that custodial parents may pamper their children occasionally. however, overall, child support should be used to benefit the child. parents who misuse money received for child support may be charged with a crime of child abuse or neglect.\r\n\r\nit may be possible to obtain a child support modification if a parent has been financially irresponsible. an investigation may become necessary, to prove negligence or abuse. to pursue this course, you will need to work with david pedrazas is reputedly the best child support lawyer utah has to offer. if the court finds that there has been a significant change in circumstances and that the child’s best interests would be served by a modification of support, the judge may order it.",
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"text": "child support payments are paid directly to the custodial parent or other people who have custody of the child. support payments are issued by the timeline established by the court — weekly, monthly, etc. consult with your family law attorney for advice on how to pay, or collect your child support payments.\r\n\r\n",
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"text": "child support payments are paid directly to the custodial parent or other people who have custody of the child. support payments are issued by the timeline established by the court — weekly, monthly, etc. consult with your family law attorney for advice on how to pay, or collect your child support payments.\r\n\r\n",
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6dd55c55ed9fdf319804b346541030d3 | can you modify an existing child support order? | can you modify an existing child support order? | utahdivorce.biz | 2021.17 | [
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"text": "the court order for child support payments can be modified later if circumstances for either of the parents have significantly changed. the office of recovery services/child support services (ors/css) will review the case, and decide whether or not it is appropriate to modify the amount.\r\n\r\nchild support modifications are not usually allowed more frequently than every three years from the original order or from the last modification date. to estimate what the modified child support amount could be if approved, use the utah courts’ pre-review packet to help calculate.\r\nsome potentially acceptable reasons for a family court judge to modify an existing child support order include these, among others:\r\n\r\njob loss, temporary financial difficulties resulting in a significant decrease in the noncustodial parent’s income (normally at least 10%).\r\nsignificant increase in the child’s medical, educational, or other expenses.\r\neither parent experiencing financial hardship because of illness or disability.\r\nobtaining a child support modification in utah is a complex matter that is difficult to complete successfully without an experienced utah child support modification lawyer to help you navigate the legal system. see utah code, section 78b-12-210(8) for more information on the relevant statutes.",
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"text": "the court order for child support payments can be modified later if circumstances for either of the parents have significantly changed. the office of recovery services/child support services (ors/css) will review the case, and decide whether or not it is appropriate to modify the amount.\r\n\r\nchild support modifications are not usually allowed more frequently than every three years from the original order or from the last modification date. to estimate what the modified child support amount could be if approved, use the utah courts’ pre-review packet to help calculate.\r\nsome potentially acceptable reasons for a family court judge to modify an existing child support order include these, among others:\r\n\r\njob loss, temporary financial difficulties resulting in a significant decrease in the noncustodial parent’s income (normally at least 10%).\r\nsignificant increase in the child’s medical, educational, or other expenses.\r\neither parent experiencing financial hardship because of illness or disability.\r\nobtaining a child support modification in utah is a complex matter that is difficult to complete successfully without an experienced utah child support modification lawyer to help you navigate the legal system. see utah code, section 78b-12-210(8) for more information on the relevant statutes.",
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251196ac5add94229b23d1ae96fb1d84 | does filing for bankruptcy affect your child support obligation? | does filing for bankruptcy affect your child support obligation? | utahdivorce.biz | 2021.17 | [
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"text": "generally speaking, child support obligations cannot be discharged under chapter 7 bankruptcy. so, a parent cannot escape responsibility for child support through bankruptcy. further, bankruptcy does not serve as a hold or stay on any legal action to determine paternity or to establish the obligation to pay child support or to modify a current child support order. even under chapter 13, child support is viewed as a top priority debt that cannot be eliminated through the discharge of bankruptcy.\r\n\r\n",
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"text": "generally speaking, child support obligations cannot be discharged under chapter 7 bankruptcy. so, a parent cannot escape responsibility for child support through bankruptcy. further, bankruptcy does not serve as a hold or stay on any legal action to determine paternity or to establish the obligation to pay child support or to modify a current child support order. even under chapter 13, child support is viewed as a top priority debt that cannot be eliminated through the discharge of bankruptcy.\r\n\r\n",
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68791b4539eb2cfeacc3a8ad14134cdd | back child support is broken down | what is back child support? | utahdivorce.biz | 2020.16 | [
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"text": "unpaid and missed child support payments are considered back child support. if back child support continues to go unpaid, it adds up and will then be subject to legal action being taken to collect the back child support. child support is money the non-custodial parent is supposed to pay the primary caregiver, also known as the custodial parent until the child turns 18 years of age, the child is active duty military, or if the court declares the child emancipated. child support is meant to cover the basic needs of a child, including but not limited to, shelter, medical care, and food. child support may also be used to pay for bills such as rent or a mortgage on a home, utilities, educational costs, telephone bills, and anything else that the child was accustomed to during the marriage of his/her parents. paying child support is a financial obligation to help support the welfare of the child, and when not paid, it doesn’t go without consequences.",
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"text": "unpaid and missed child support payments are considered back child support. if back child support continues to go unpaid, it adds up and will then be subject to legal action being taken to collect the back child support. child support is money the non-custodial parent is supposed to pay the primary caregiver, also known as the custodial parent until the child turns 18 years of age, the child is active duty military, or if the court declares the child emancipated. child support is meant to cover the basic needs of a child, including but not limited to, shelter, medical care, and food. child support may also be used to pay for bills such as rent or a mortgage on a home, utilities, educational costs, telephone bills, and anything else that the child was accustomed to during the marriage of his/her parents. paying child support is a financial obligation to help support the welfare of the child, and when not paid, it doesn’t go without consequences.",
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"text": "if the legally responsible parent fails to make the required child support payment, whether due to stubbornness, irresponsibility, or inability to pay, he or she will most likely need to appear back in court on a motion to enforce a domestic order. at that time, he or she will be required to provide a defense for lack of payment.\r\n \r\nif the court does not find an inability to pay, the offending parent will most likely be ruled in contempt of court, with additional fines levied on top of the original ordered child support. this might include additional legal fees and even jail time until the parent complies with the legal child support order.",
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"text": "if the legally responsible parent fails to make the required child support payment, whether due to stubbornness, irresponsibility, or inability to pay, he or she will most likely need to appear back in court on a motion to enforce a domestic order. at that time, he or she will be required to provide a defense for lack of payment.\r\n \r\nif the court does not find an inability to pay, the offending parent will most likely be ruled in contempt of court, with additional fines levied on top of the original ordered child support. this might include additional legal fees and even jail time until the parent complies with the legal child support order.",
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"text": "in addition to legal ramifications, utah also has a state division of child support enforcement that diligently works with the courts and other states to receive the court-ordered child support. their efforts may take many forms:\r\n\r\n - levies on bank accounts,\r\n - liens on personal property and vehicles,\r\n - negative reporting to credit bureaus,\r\n - revoking driver’s licenses,\r\n - intercepting federal and state tax returns,\r\n - garnishing paychecks,\r\n - revoking professional and work licenses,\r\n - suspending or revoking passports,\r\n - and the redirecting any awarded monies due.\r\n\r\nthe only way the court can enforce back child support is if the child support to be paid is formally established and written by the court.",
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"text": "in addition to legal ramifications, utah also has a state division of child support enforcement that diligently works with the courts and other states to receive the court-ordered child support. their efforts may take many forms:\r\n\r\n - levies on bank accounts,\r\n - liens on personal property and vehicles,\r\n - negative reporting to credit bureaus,\r\n - revoking driver’s licenses,\r\n - intercepting federal and state tax returns,\r\n - garnishing paychecks,\r\n - revoking professional and work licenses,\r\n - suspending or revoking passports,\r\n - and the redirecting any awarded monies due.\r\n\r\nthe only way the court can enforce back child support is if the child support to be paid is formally established and written by the court.",
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"text": "if you are behind on child support payments, you're far from alone. the u.s. office of child support enforcement (ocse) estimates approximately $10 billion of child support payments due that have yet to be collected. it's not an elite group in which to be included, and it's not one you want to frequent. this is why it's vital to partner with an attorney, such as the law office of david pedrazas, whether you owe back child support utah, or you're trying to collect it.",
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"text": "if you are behind on child support payments, you're far from alone. the u.s. office of child support enforcement (ocse) estimates approximately $10 billion of child support payments due that have yet to be collected. it's not an elite group in which to be included, and it's not one you want to frequent. this is why it's vital to partner with an attorney, such as the law office of david pedrazas, whether you owe back child support utah, or you're trying to collect it.",
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