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#12 How can I collect child support?

Posted onApril 24, 2017July 30, 2018Leave a comment

CLICK ON TITLE TO WATCH VIDEO. TEXT OF VIDEO: Hi, my name is Dave Hunter, and I am an attorney and mediator here in Utah County, Utah. This video answers the question: How can I collect child support? Before you Read More …

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#11 What is a “contested” case?

Posted onFebruary 28, 2017July 30, 2018Leave a comment

CLICK ON TITLE TO WATCH VIDEO. TEXT OF VIDEO: Hi, my name is Dave Hunter, and I am an attorney and mediator here in Utah County, Utah. This video answers the question: What is a contested case? A contested case Read More …

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#10 What age can a child choose custody?

Posted onNovember 10, 2016July 30, 2018Leave a comment

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#9 What is an “uncontested” case?

Posted onSeptember 30, 2016July 30, 20181 Comment

CLICK ON TITLE TO WATCH VIDEO. TEXT OF VIDEO:Hi, my name is Dave Hunter, and I am an attorney and mediator here in Utah County, Utah. This video answers the question: What is an “uncontested” case? When my clients come Read More …

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#8 Can one attorney represent both parties in a divorce case?

Posted onAugust 5, 2016July 30, 2018Leave a comment

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#7 What types of cases do we mediate?

Posted onJune 2, 2016July 30, 2018Leave a comment

CLICK ON TITLE TO WATCH VIDEO. TEXT OF VIDEO: Hi, my name is Dave Hunter, and I am divorce and family law attorney and mediator here in Utah, and have worked on hundreds of divorce, custody and other domestic cases. Read More …

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#6 What is Mediation?

Posted onApril 24, 2016July 30, 2018Leave a comment

CLICK ON TITLE TO WATCH VIDEO. TEXT OF VIDEO:  Hi, my name is Dave Hunter, and I am divorce and family law attorney and mediator here in Utah, and have worked on hundreds of divorce, custody and other domestic cases. This Read More …

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#5 What happens at mediation?

Posted onMarch 28, 2016July 30, 2018Leave a comment

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#4 What are the benefits of mediation?

Posted onFebruary 21, 2016July 30, 2018Leave a comment

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#3 What are downsides to mediation?

Posted onDecember 16, 2015July 30, 2018Leave a comment

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