This is a new area of law that isn't as tested but you probably have a good case if that was their only basis for denying you it could also depend on what insurance you have and what insurance they take on.

You are both entitled to half the equity, but there is more than one way to settle a divorce depending on the assets. There are ways you can prove that he wouldn't be entitled to alimony or less alimony such as what you have described above.

It depends on how the area is setup and whether or not you have a reasonable expectation of privacy in that area. If you are uncomfortable, you can start by talking to the neighbor about it being as kind and courteous as possible. If for some reason that doesn't work, you can get an attorney... View More

It depends on how close he is to be done with the cabin and what the timeline was for it to be finished if there was one, how much you have paid so far and how much you still owe. He can still have a claim for all the work he rendered under the doctrine of unjust enrichment even if there isn't... View More

The only issues are sexual contact. Any kind of touching or sexual contact will create serious legal problems that could affect that person the rest of their life negatively. Even if it is consensual, it will still be a crime.

There are lots of ways to go about it. Some people use watermarks, you can also write a disclosure of copyright infringement. The most important thing to do is to ensure that all the documents are dated to prove when they were created. Registering them would most likely be too expensive of an... View More

Yes is a small claims matter. Depending on the agreement and the relationship with the loan, it would most likely be enforceable. Probably a good thing you did that since you aren't married.

You would have to prove that it was without your permission and would also have to most likely prove that the other owner did it intentionally and this did not just occur by accident. If somehow you can prove that it was without your permission and that it was intentional you could have a right to... View More

The person who is to be paid restitution could put a lien on your property if they get a civil judgment against you which is done through a judge. The other question depends on the facts of the ruling and the basis for the ruling and the new hearing but in a general sense, yes.

No, unless you can prove abandonment which is unlikely. You could have a trespass claim though.

I hope that this has already been resolved. There is a 72 hour holding rule. However, it is not a hard-and-fast rule as usually weekend and holidays don't county. This rule is used and abused in Utah however, there is stuff in the works to get this rule better defined and better protect individuals.

You're the legal guardian so if you are concerned for their safety and well-being then you can make decisions on their part to protect them within the bounds of the law. The first step would be to talk to her or your ex and explain the situation or the teacher of the class and explain to them... View More

If you are concerned and the relationship, I don't know how the whole situation is setup, however, it may be good to have a handbook or contract that defines the relationship in order to better protect yourself from liability.

Not usually unless there is an emergency or other exigent circumstances that would warrant entry.

I doubt he will go back and give you a ticket. However, they have every right to. If he witnessed it he can file it later, usually the statue for a crime like that is a year. Reckless driving can be a class B misdemeanor, maximum jail could be six months. However, again, I doubt that he will go... View More

If it is a sincere religious belief not to work on Sunday then they need to accommodate. You must let them know of the belief as well.

You can try and file an injunction. It will depend on what the language says in the decree as well in regards to moving and notice.

It can depend on the exact circumstances of the case, the evidence the security guard had, and the reasonableness of the use of force in connection to the arrest.

Mom and Dad both have equal rights at this time, but Dad still must be prove that he is the father of the children. If you want custody and child support defined, then you need to file the paperwork. You can try "Utah WhipKits" to get the paperwork started.

Most likely worker's compensation, depending on the seriousness of the injury.