Should I pay my lawyer to talk to the attorney of the other party? He spent 3 hours last week responding to 12 emails from the other lawyer and I need to pay him for this time. At this rate I my lawyer will become a secretary and I will be bankrupt.

Post author:Divorce Utah
Post published:March 18, 2021
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Should I pay my lawyer to talk to the attorney of the other party? He spent 3 hours last week responding to 12 emails from the other lawyer and I…

There is nothing a GAL could learn how to do that a judge cannot also learn how to do equally well.

Post author:Divorce Utah
Post published:December 30, 2020
Post category:GAL (Guardian ad Litem)Utah Code Utah Law Women's Divorce Issues

There is nothing a GAL could learn how to do that a judge cannot also learn how to do equally well. This post is the ninth in series of 15…

Believing Judges Interviewing Children Harms Children Rests on False Premises

Post author:Divorce Utah
Post published:December 25, 2020
Post category:Child Custody Children in Divorce Court Orders Court Rules Family Law GAL (Guardian ad Litem)Utah Court Rules Utah Law Utah Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA)

This post is the eighth in series of 15 posts on the subject of custody evaluations and the appointment of guardians ad litem (“GALs” for short) in Utah child custody…

Should I pay my lawyer to talk to the attorney of the other party? He spent 3 hours last week responding to 12 emails from the other lawyer and I need to pay him for this time. At this rate I my lawyer will become a secretary and I will be bankrupt.

There is nothing a GAL could learn how to do that a judge cannot also learn how to do equally well.

Believing Judges Interviewing Children Harms Children Rests on False Premises

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