One of the most common complaints we hear from our clients going through a divorce is “my ex is a narcissist.” Many people may have some behaviors that are on the narcissistic spectrum that is heightened when going through a divorce causing unnecessary conflict. Character traits of a narcissist may…
A custody evaluation is an extremely important part of a divorce case involving children. Without a custody evaluation, the part of the trial involving custody will spiral into a he-said, she-said situation in which everyone—especially the children—suffer. The purpose of a custody evaluation is to provide the court with unbiased…
When people get divorced there are often arguments about which party should have which property. But a child isn’t property. The only way to divide a child is to divide the time they spend with each party. This can be complicated. Perhaps you and your ex are both great parents….
Social media has made it possible for us to share unlimited information about ourselves. When going through a divorce or custody battle, however, it’s important to understand the ways social media can either help or harm your case. Attorneys are using social media more and more as a means of…
We hear the phrase “the best interests of the child” often, however, how well do you know what it means, and how is this applied in a custody case? What will the court take into consideration when it comes to deciding or modifying orders regarding custody? Simply put, the best…
If you’re going through a divorce, you are most likely experiencing mental health issues that you may or may not have felt before. Even if you initiated the divorce, a significant life change can produce anxiety, depression, and other issues. Because your mental health impacts your physical health and vice…
Just as a chameleon changes its appearance to blend in, a child can behave in radically different ways depending on their environment. A chameleon kid is one who can tell you how much they love you, and say they never want to be away from you. Then this same child…
Helping Your Kids Cope with Divorce in Utah During the Pandemic If you’re going through a divorce and you have young children, the COVID-19 pandemic is an opportunity for you to teach your children how to cope with difficult times. It shows your ability to communicate with the other parent,…
Set Rules The COVID-19 Pandemic has given us an opportunity to fine-tune our co-parenting skills. With your child going back and forth between households, it’s important to set up consistent rules to be followed by both households in order to keep everyone safe. If you’ve been staying home, aggressively washing…
Should You Trust Your Gut? We all know the importance of “trusting your gut,” which is really useful in many situations and an essential human survival instinct to protect us. But in the specific situation of domestic litigation, it is vital to put aside some of your emotions. Here’s an…
How to Survive and Thrive When Your Marriage Ends