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Is Power Of Attorney Responsible For Debt? (Guide 2026)

A Power of Attorney agent is generally not personally responsible for the principal's debts. Your job is to manage the principal's money, not use your own, though personal liability can arise if you step outside your authority, mix funds, or personally guarantee an obligation. If you're reading this,…

What Charities Can Be Executor Of Wills (Utah Guide)

A lot of people reach the same point in estate planning the same way. They've supported a church, rescue, medical charity, university, or local nonprofit for years. They trust that organization's mission more than they trust family members to handle conflict, paperwork, or hard decisions after death. So…

Chapter 13 Dismissal Refund (Getting Your Money Back)

Yes, you are often entitled to a refund of undistributed funds from the Chapter 13 trustee after dismissal, but it won't be everything you paid in and it isn't immediate. The trustee must first finish the case accounting, deduct allowed fees and costs, and return only the money…

Negotiating With Creditors After Chapter 13 Dismissal

If you just learned your Chapter 13 case was dismissed, you're probably dealing with two reactions at once. First comes the gut punch. Then comes the flood of practical worries: Will the mortgage company call? Can the car be taken? Do I have any room to negotiate, or…

Online Wills vs Lawyer Wills (2026 Utah Guide)

You're probably here because you know you need a will, but you don't know whether an online form is enough or whether you should hire a lawyer. That hesitation is reasonable. It's not that you're trying to avoid planning; you're trying to avoid making an expensive mistake. In…

When Are Wills Read (2026 Probate Guide)

The dramatic, in-person reading of the will you see in movies is a myth. In real life, the executor usually reads the will privately soon after death, the will is often filed with the probate court within 30 to 90 days, and beneficiaries are commonly notified within 60…

Am I Eligible To File Bankruptcy In Utah?

Understanding the eligibility requirements for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy When determining whether you qualify to file bankruptcy in Utah, the first step is identifying which chapter of bankruptcy you’re considering—Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. Each chapter has its own set of eligibility rules, so the requirements…

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The Importance Of Custody Mediation In Utah

You open a court packet looking for the dates that matter, the words that tell you what happens next, and one phrase keeps jumping off the page: mandatory custody mediation. If you're already carrying the stress of a divorce or custody fight, that notice can feel like one…

What Is A PGAL (Utah Family Law Guide 2026)

If you're in the middle of a custody fight and someone just said, "We may need a PGAL," you're probably dealing with two problems at once. First, your family case is already stressful. Second, the acronym itself is confusing enough that a quick search can send you into…

How To Serve Divorce Papers In Utah (2026 Guide)

You filed the divorce petition. Now you have a packet of court papers in front of you, and the next step feels strangely simple and high-stakes at the same time. You know your spouse has to get the documents, but you may not know who can hand them…