Legal Help for Your Divorce in Ogden UT

Helping you protect what is most important

We understand that a divorce can drastically impact the most important parts of your life.  Getting divorced can mean less time with your children, disruption to your children’s lives, threaten your livelihood by increasing your expenses, put your home in jeopardy, or leave you wondering how you’re going to maintain stability in a post-divorce world.  At Red Law in Ogden, Utah, we work vigorously to help you protect what is most important to you.  As your divorce lawyers in Ogden, we work to resolve your divorce as quickly, inexpensively, aggressively, and painlessly as possible.

Our firm helps clients understand their options and the potential consequences of those options so they can make informed, educated decisions.  We understand that the complex, legal world of divorce comes with many questions.  We are responsive to those questions, listen to your concerns, and don’t keep you waiting for a response.  Here are several of the legal issues that will be considered in a Utah divorce–click on the links to learn more about any of these subjects:

1. Custody of children.  Utah courts will decide what type of physical custody and legal custody you are awarded.
2. Parent-time.  Parent-time refers to what days and times the children are actually with each parent, or how often you get to spend time with your children.
3. Child support.  The court will enter an order requiring one of the parents to pay the other a certain amount of child support.
4. Alimony.  Sometimes one parent is required to pay alimony, or spousal support, to their ex-spouse.
5. Division of the marital home.  If you and your ex cannot agree on what to do with the marital home, the court may do any number of things with it, including (1) awarding the home to one of the parents, typically the one that will have custody of the children; (2) require that the home be sold and the profits split between the two parties; (3) require that one party buy out the other party’s interest in the home, sometimes by giving that other party additional assets like cars, retirement money, etc.  Learn more about this here.
6. Division of personal property.  The parties to a divorce will need to divide all of the property they acquired during the marriage, including furniture, cars, electronics, common household items, children’s personal items, etc.
7. Retirement accounts.  Typically, a spouse is entitled to half of all the retirement money that has been saved during the course of the marriage.
8. Debts.  Those debts that were entered into during the marriage will usually be divided fairly between the parties unless one of the parties accrued debt that was solely for their own benefit.

Your Ogden Divorce Lawyer: Resolving Cases as Quickly, Inexpensively, Aggressively, and Painlessly as Possible

The Red Law office is located in Ogden, Utah. We have clients come to us from all parts of Utah including Roy, Riverdale, Farr West, North Ogden, Harrisville, Plain City, Brigham City, and Layton.

We will fight to protect your rights and ensure that you have set yourself up to successfully move on with your post-divorce life.  We utilize all of the tools at our disposal in order to help you achieve your goals as quickly as possible.  We understand that you don’t need the expense, stress, and disruption of a divorce process to last longer than it should.