Every divorce is different, and getting it right the first time matters because decrees are hard to change later.
We handle contested and uncontested divorces, guiding you through custody, support, alimony, and the division of property and debts — and working toward a fair outcome that lets you move on.
FAQs
Common questions
How long does a divorce take in Utah?
There's a mandatory 30-day waiting period, but most take longer. Uncontested cases may finish in a couple of months; contested ones can run several months to over a year.
Do we have to go to court?
Often no. Utah requires mediation first, and most divorces resolve at or shortly after mediation without a trial.
Can I change the decree later?
Only with a substantial, unforeseen change in circumstances — which is why getting it right the first time is so important.
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