Archive for August 2024
Understanding Custody Modifications: Lessons from Corn v. Groce
Navigating custody arrangements and modifications can be a complex and emotional process. The recent case of Corn v. Groce provides valuable insights into how courts approach requests for changing custody and parent-time arrangements. Background In this case, Blake Groce and Janette Corn, parents of twin daughters, initially shared joint legal and physical custody. Changes in…
Read MoreEnforcing Divorce Decrees: Lessons from Elder v. Elder
Introduction. Divorce decrees are intended to be final and enforceable judgments that both parties must follow. However, when one party fails to comply, the other may need to seek legal remedies. The recent case of Elder v. Elder illustrates the complexities and legal processes involved in enforcing a divorce decree. Background of the Case. Brittany…
Read MoreNavigating Property Division in Divorce: Lessons from Thorup v. Thorup
Property division in divorce can be complex, especially when distinguishing between separate and marital assets. The recent Utah Court of Appeals case, Thorup v. Thorup, provides valuable insights into how courts handle these intricate issues. Case Background In Thorup v. Thorup, Marcus and Mona Thorup’s divorce involved dividing equity in their marital home. The house,…
Read MoreUnderstanding Child Custody Decisions: Insights from Tilleman v. Tilleman
Child custody cases are often among the most contentious and emotionally charged proceedings in family law. The recent Utah Court of Appeals case, Tilleman v. Tilleman (2024 UT App 54), provides valuable insights into how courts approach these complex issues. Background of the Case In Tilleman v. Tilleman, Mr. Tilleman (Father) and Mrs. Tilleman (Mother)…
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