Prenuptial Agreement
Is a surviving spouse responsible for a deceased spouse’s debts in Utah?
Common question after the death of a loved one When a client’s spouse passes away we are frequently asked whether or not our client is liable for their spouse’s debts. This article will provide a quick overview of a Utah law more people should be familiar with. Utah’s Family Purpose Law Generally, a husband or…
Read MoreWhat Are the Requirements of Prenuptial Agreements in Utah?
The idea of having this type of discussion may seem like an uncomfortable challenge. However, this conversation allows for important financial planning for you and your soon-to-be partner that you may not have considered otherwise.
Read MorePlanning In Second Marriages
We all know someone who is in a second marriage and many of us are in a second marriage. Second marriages can be exciting and fulfilling while at the same time present special planning challenges. A second marriage may include his children, her children, and sometimes our children. How will the new spouse be provided…
Read MoreEstate Planning: … Do I Really Need a Lawyer?
In the world of Do-It-Yourself, does it make sense to retain an attorney to complete your estate planning? We are all aware of the availability of legal documents on the Internet and the ease with which you can purchase a legal package to complete your own Will and some related documents. I read an article…
Read MoreEstate Planning In Second Marriages
We all know someone who is in a second marriage and many of us are in a second marriage. Second marriages can be exciting and fulfilling while at the same time present special planning challenges. A second marriage may include his children, her children, and sometimes our children. How will the new spouse be…
Read MorePre-Nuptial and Post-Nuptial Agreements: Is It Too Late To Get It In Writing?
You just got married— for the second time. While everyone is congratulating you on finding love again, your children are disappointed you did not enter into a Prenuptial Agreement before your marriage. Your new spouse’s children likely share similar concerns. You and your new spouse are adults; you have a verbal agreement about paying bills…
Read MoreEstate Planning: A Competent Attorney Is Essential
Many people have a misconception about estate planning. For example, many will avoid doing their estate planning because they believe their assets “aren’t worth much” and think estate planning would be a waste of time and money. The reality is that estate planning is necessary for everyone — no matter the value of their assets. …
Read MoreMake Estate Planning Your New Year’s Resolution
New Year’s Resolutions – just about everybody sets them but not everyone reaches their goal. The key to setting any resolution or goal is to make it specific and attainable. This year, we want to remind you of the importance of keeping your estate plan up to date. Estate planning goals can change over time…
Read MorePrenuptial Agreements: Are They Really Necessary?
You are getting married — for the second time. While everyone is congratulating you on finding love again, your children are encouraging you to complete a prenuptial agreement. Why are your children so concerned about your new life? Are they overreacting? Most children who have experienced a parent in a second marriage attest it is…
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