Daughters dad has had no contact, but after several attempts to reduce child support, has now filed a joint custody petition, and served it on me.
First, he did not serve me rule 109, which was granted. Second, he did not include his statement of goodwill as required, with his petition... Read more »
I'm sorry that you are going through a custody fight. Custody battles are often hard fought and emotional. I will do my best to answer your questions, but I would also recommend that you seriously consider hiring an attorney to represent you. Custody determinations can have lasting effects on you... Read more »
My ex husband has never paid the marital equalization payment that became a judgement. I have a lien on the home but now he has filed a chapter 13, in it he claims that he owes me roughly 13,000 less than he owes me. should i file a claim in the bankruptcy court? the trustee warned me about going... Read more »
The amounts he owes you, whatever they are, is a domestic support obligation and not dischargeable in bankruptcy. However, you should hire an attorney and file a proof of claim for the actual amount he owes, not the amount he claims he owes. That will help you get your money faster.
How many days after receiving this unlawful detainer do I as defendent have to reply? In Utah.
What's the next step after I send my reply in to court ??
When do I have to move out?
As you have several questions and unlawful detainer is unique, I recommend talking to an attorney. If you can't afford an attorney there is an organization in Utah that will represent you for free and give you plenty of information:
https://www.utahlegalservices.org
A couple days before my mother passed away my sister and uncle drafted up their own quitclaim deed putting my moms house in my sisters name. I wasn’t informed until the moment of the signing that my name wasn’t attached. My mom was in no state to be signing any kind of legal documents. She was... Read more »
It sounds like you are worried in advance about something that may or may not happen. If you do not receive your share of the proceeds within 48 hours after the closing (keep checking your bank account online), then repost your question.
My husband and I had moved into my parents back in August of last year from St George so he could finish school at Weber. My parents made us sign a contract in order to move in- no drinking no smoking no cussing. And we werent paying rent . In December my husband left me so I was living with my... Read more »
I am sorry to hear that you are going through this process. You may want to consider calling the police. Unless they have established guardianship over your daughter, they have no legal rights to keep her from you. If that is not successful, consider doing a consultation with an attorney who can... Read more »
I just need to know how I go about getting the house transferred in to my name
If the property is still in the decedent's name, you will need to open a probate and get an order from a judge awarding you the property. This order will get recorded with the county recorder to put the home in your name.
also would a interest on property file filed with the court be enough for the house to not be able to be sold.. while i get council and find best lawyer to get started with probate or whats the next step? or 1st step. remember his bank accounts and proeprty is being sold by my younger sibling as... Read more »
Hello,
I feel like I missed the first half of the story, but here are some issues you will need to think through as well as some explanation of Utah Law.
First, let's make sure that we are both understanding the language that we are using. When I say estate, I mean all property in... Read more »
not only has my brother been selling alot of the belongings he is claiming there is no life insurance. Just last year my dad mentioned to me how much i would be getting. i hated when he brought that subject up. especially when we were literally burying his dad the last time he mentioned it. My... Read more »
You need to hire a probate attorney to help you probate your father's estate. you most likely are entitled to a share of the estate under the laws of intestate succession bu the exact percentage depends on other facts.
My family are in California, but I am in Utah
You must be a U.S. citizen if you wish to file the relative petition (FORM I-130) on behalf of each of your parents. The FORM I-130 must be accompanied with supporting evidence that includes at minimum your birth certificate and/or U.S. passport and marriage certificate of your parents.
If... Read more »
Got a letter from IRS they want to give us the $7500 back because of the current situation will we have to give it to the trustee
Yes, unless you have sufficient exemptions left to protect it.
It depends on what you are looking to do.
In essence, you should not have any issues unless you are violating a law or ordinance
Not enough information to make an assessment
consult with an attorney and schedule an appointment
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Haven't had the creditors meeting yet
No.
As I understand it, (but could be wrong), in Utah, a father in divorce proceedings has automatic, and enforceable (though minimal) visitation rights, without having to go to court and ask for them, based on the idea that marriage is cause to assume paternity. If he wants more than the minimum, he... Read more »
The answer to your question is a little more complicated than a simple yes or no. Do you have parental rights before going to court? Yes, you absolutely do based upon the voluntary declaration of paternity. Does that mean you have visitation (Utah calls this parent-time) rights? Yes and no. You... Read more »
Most likely, yes, unless there was some sort of fraud or dishonesty involved.
My boyfriend wanted to help me invest my portfolio. I gave him access but with stipulations that we were to talk about each position and I would okay them. I also told him I did not want to lose more than 2500$ of the original 10 k we talked about. He was to always put stops or trailing stops to... Read more »
He basically gave you a gift. Don't worry about taxes. Gifts are not taxed. You do not need to worry about taxes.
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After 6 years of dealing with terrible landlords, I have put in my 30 days notice to vacate property. My soon to be exlandlords are trying to enter the property prior to the 30 days being up for an inspection and I would like to know my rights.
I have never seen a commercial property lease without an agreement. Your rights will be detailed in that agreement.
one month ago he has made, no progress bought no materials, and is using the garage as a storage unit, i never allowed use of garage. i want him gone i want to move his stuff to storage for 30 days like i would a tenant who has left there things behind. i would call this theft by deception for... Read more »
You need an attorney who practices eviction and real estate law.
Since 17 of this month but I indicate (NO)on form I-485 of being charge of any criminal charges will it affect my form or what should I step to take please
Contact your immigration attorney STAT.
We are supposed to close and fund on April 16th with the buyer using a FHA loan. We found out today that they changed to a USDA loan and could possibly delay funding past April 16th. I am paying for a moving company to move to Texas, closing on a new home on April 16th in Texas, and have to start a... Read more »
This is obviously a very difficult situation. The short answer is look to your contract. Unless it specifically promises you will get the damages you are describing, you are not likely to get them.
Your relationship with the buyer is tightly controlled by the deadlines in your Real Estate... Read more »
I am purchasing a home and have the mortgage, and purchase contract under only my name. I have been in a relationship for 11 years with the same women - she is contributing 5% towards our 15% down-payment.10% coming from me. All mortgage payments made will come from a bank account solely under my... Read more »
This calls for a tenancy in common agreement. A good real estate attorney can help you with this.
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