Understanding Attorney’s Fees in Utah Family Law Cases: Lessons from Krajeski v. Krajeski

Alimony in Utah Family Law Cases

Attorney’s fees are a critical issue in Utah family law cases, particularly in divorce proceedings. Courts have the discretion to award attorney’s fees to ensure both parties have a fair opportunity to litigate. However, as the recent Utah Court of Appeals decision in Krajeski v. Krajeski, 2025 UT App 19, illustrates, courts must adhere to specific…

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What Does an Equitable Distribution of Property Mean in a Divorce?

Alimony

Dividing property during a divorce can be one of the most contentious and complex aspects of the process. In Utah, property division is based on the principle of equitable distribution, meaning that assets and debts are divided fairly, though not necessarily equally. Whether you’re going through a divorce or preparing for one, understanding how equitable distribution…

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