We agreed to 30-3-35 in our agreement prior to relocation but that agreement was voided by the last. Does it revert to that schedule?
answered on Feb 7, 2017
I don't know why you think 30-3-35 was "voided" unless you entered into a completely new agreement upon relocation. Ordinarily, your decree still controls parent time but the schedule and transportation costs would revert back to the 30-3-35 if the relocation statute no longer... View More 
My landlord is refusing to pay my $300 electric bill. Is he obligated to pay, since my oven is my only source of heat? The lease states he will provide heat.
answered on Feb 7, 2017
A Utah landlord is legally required to keep rental premises livable under a legal doctrine called the “implied warranty of habitability.” If they don’t take care of important repairs, such as a broken heater, tenants in Utah may have several options, including the right to “repair and deduct” rent.
For example, if a parent's winter break time ends on a Monday at 7pm (per statute), and it's the same weekend of that parent's parent time, except that the parent time weekend ends on Tuesday, can that parent combine the holiday with their weekend, thus returning the child(ren) on... View More
answered on Feb 6, 2017
I believe you can return the children in this example on Tuesday.
UCA 30-3-35 says:
(c) holidays take precedence over the weekend parent-time, and changes shall not be made to the regular rotation of the alternating weekend parent-time schedule;
(d) if a holiday falls on a... View More
are more than assets? Death occured in 2011, not probated to date.
answered on Feb 6, 2017
In most cases, probate must be commenced within three years of the decedent's death. Further, small estates (including those with vehicles) generally do not need to be probated. Was there a will? Are their creditors objecting to the distribution to heirs?
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