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February 21, 2020
There is no statute or common-law rule allow a court to expand or add to a stipulated nondisparagement clause contained in a final decree of divorce (not involving children).
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Robertson v. Stevens, 2020 UT App 29 (Filed February 21, 2020) In this post divorce case wherein the decree provided […]

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February 13, 2020
Credit card debts that represent an expense should not be double counted in the court’s needs analysis.
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Redden v. Redden, 2020, UT App 22 (Filed February 13, 2020). Husband conceded that some of the expenses underlying the […]

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February 13, 2020
Vehicle payments incurred during the marriage (even multiple vehicles) may impact a payor’s ability to pay alimony, and to exclude them without sufficient findings is error.
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Redden v. redden, 2020 UT App 22 (filed February 13, 2020). ¶32 Spencer (Husband) next argues that the court exceeded […]

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February 13, 2020
Student Loan Debt Affects Ability to Pay Alimony
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Redden v. redden, 2020 UT App 22 (filed February 13, 2020). Student loan debt incurred during the marriage impacts a […]

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February 13, 2020
A partial or divided reputation of married defeats establishment of common law marriage.
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Even after an 8 year relationship, a partial or divided reputation of marriage may be shown when the parties’ closest […]

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