When it comes to family law matters, having an experienced and empathetic family law lawyer by your side can significantly impact the outcome of your case. At Wall & Wall Attorneys at Law PC, we understand how crucial finding the right family lawyer can be, and we’re here to assist you in making this pivotal decision. Key Considerations When Choosing a Family Law Lawyer Understanding Specializations and Expertise Family law is a broad field, encompassing areas such as divorce, child…
In light of the spreading coronavirus pandemic, Wall & Wall Attorneys at Law wants to do our part to contain its spread and to implement our government’s recommendations. We do this out of concern for the safety and health of our clients and hard-working staff. To protect everyone from any unnecessary risk of exposure to coronavirus (COVID-19), future appointments can be conducted by telephone or videoconferencing. We can continue in-person appointments at our small, private law firm location which experiences limited…
Are you in the beginning stages of divorce and have questions and concerns about how to best help your children transition to a new family structure? If so, you’ll be glad to know that things have changed significantly since the days when judges routinely awarded custody to one parent while the other made do with cookie-cutter visitation rights that entailed every other weekend, every Wednesday night, and six weeks during summer break from school. Today’s courts are far more likely…
When someone develops a romantic relationship with another person who already has kids, they might have trouble navigating life with stepchildren. It can be hard for children to adjust to a new authority figure in their life; however, this relationship could also be very beneficial for not only the parents but the children as well. Because of this, it is important for stepparents to know how to bond with stepchildren. There are several helpful tips that every stepparent should keep…
In a perfect world, after a divorce involving children, both parents live close to one another. However, this isn’t always possible. Things like military duty, a job relocation or simply a move across state lines can happen. The good news is that it is possible to parent across state lines. The most important thing is that both parents are willing to work together to make long-distance parenting work. Here are 6 tips from leading Utah divorce lawyers at Wall &…