Utah Divorce Lawyers
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Divorce is often an emotional and difficult time for everyone involved. Experiencing high emotions can make the process of going through a divorce even more difficult. We have extensive experience helping clients through this difficult time in their lives.
At Duncan Law PC located in Cottonwood Heights, Utah the lawyers have experience representing clients who have difficult divorces with high emotions giving you peace of mind. We also have extensive experience helping clients in an uncontested divorce.
Utah allows for divorce lawyers to represent a client on a limited basis. This means that if you don’t want to hire a lawyer for your entire case, we can assist you for a specific part of your case, i.e. attend mediation, attend a hearing, or drafting a document. No case is too small for us to help you.
Our clients are given the attorney’s cell phone number allowing you to contact them whenever you need them. It can be frustrating when you need an answer to a quick question, but you’re unable to get a hold of your divorce lawyer.
A Utah Divorce Lawyer With The Experience To Help You
Call (801) 382-9885 today if you are considering filing for divorce, ready to file for divorce, or need help after you have filed for divorce, Call Duncan Law PC today for a cost free review of your case and speak with a Salt Lake City divorce lawyer ready to answer your questions. Call (801) 382-9885 to schedule your no cost case evaluation.
Our Divorce Lawyers Can Help You Understand The Following:
Uncontested Divorce – both parties agree that they want a divorce but are unsure about how to proceed.
Alimony – When one spouse has not work during the marriage or the income gap between the spouses makes spousal support necessary.
Utah Child Support – Utah uses a child support calculator. We can help you understand how this works.
Property Division – our attorneys can help you divide your property equitably.
No fault divorce – When one party wants a divorce because their marriage isn’t working any longer.
Mediation – Utah law requires the parties attend mediation in their divorce. Most divorces can be settled at mediation. Being well prepared for mediation can make all the difference in the outcome.