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How is child custody determined in Utah - Ogden Divorce Lawyer
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How is child custody determined in Utah? There is a guide put out by the state of Utah that we follow, we take the parties income, the number of children, and it gives us a monthly child support amount. We then take the parents income and figure out what percent of the total they each account for and assign that percentage to the child support amount, the parent who has custody is then paid child support by the parent who does not have child support.
There are 2 types of custody, Legal and Physical. Legal is the ability to participate meaningfully in the lives of your children, it's the ability to obtain medical and School records, meet with teachers, therapists, take the children out of state on vacation, in other words to be active in the child's life, in the State of Utah the presumption is for Joint Legal Custody. Physical custody is where the children sleep the majority of their nights, this custody could be sole/primary, joint or split custody. The courts are leaning toward more parent time for the non-custodial parent as it is in the best interests of the child to have lots of time with both parents, unless the parent presents a threat of harm to the child. It is important to remember that a person who is a bad spouse is not necessarily a bad parent.
Unless you know what you are doing and can understand exactly what is going on and have ten years of experience doing divorce, you need a lawyer, it is not as simple as words on a page, and let me tell you I make a lot more money fixing divorces people did themselves.
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There are 2 types of custody, Legal and Physical. Legal is the ability to participate meaningfully in the lives of your children, it's the ability to obtain medical and School records, meet with teachers, therapists, take the children out of state on vacation, in other words to be active in the child's life, in the State of Utah the presumption is for Joint Legal Custody. Physical custody is where the children sleep the majority of their nights, this custody could be sole/primary, joint or split custody. The courts are leaning toward more parent time for the non-custodial parent as it is in the best interests of the child to have lots of time with both parents, unless the parent presents a threat of harm to the child. It is important to remember that a person who is a bad spouse is not necessarily a bad parent.
Unless you know what you are doing and can understand exactly what is going on and have ten years of experience doing divorce, you need a lawyer, it is not as simple as words on a page, and let me tell you I make a lot more money fixing divorces people did themselves.
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