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08/31/2026

Holiday Parent-Time Alert: Labor Day

Labor Day 2026 (even year) goes to the custodial parent. Holiday time begins at 6 pm (or school dismissal) and ends at 7 pm Labor Day, September 7.

07/18/2026

Holiday Parent-Time Alert: Pioneer Day

Pioneer Day 2026 (even year) goes to the noncustodial parent. Holiday time at 6 pm, July 23rd and ends at 6 pm, July 25th.

06/27/2026

Holiday Parent-Time Alert :Independence Day🎆

Independence Day 2026 (even year) goes to the custodial parent. Holiday time begins at 6 pm, July 3rd and ends at 6 pm, July 5th.

06/15/2026

Holiday Parent-Time Alert: Juneteenth

Juneteenth 2026 (even year) goes to the noncustodial parent. Holiday time begins at 6 pm the day before as long as the holiday is not Father’s Day or 9 am on the holiday if the day before is Father’s Day. Holiday ends at 6 pm on the day following Juneteenth National Freedom Day.

06/15/2026

Holiday Parent-Time Alert: Father’s Day, June 21st

Holiday time begins on Father’s Day at 9 am and ends on Father’s Day at 7 pm.

05/19/2026

A Utah divorce or custody case can go wrong before it ever reaches trial. And it often happens when someone thinks the case is simpler than the law makes it.

Check out our latest article:

Do I Need a Lawyer for My Divorce or Custody Case in Utah?

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05/18/2026

Holiday Parent-Time Alert: Memorial Day

Memorial Day 2026 (even year) goes to the noncustodial parent. Holiday time begins Friday, May 22nd at 6 pm (or school dismissal) and ends at 7 pm on Memorial Day, May 25th.

05/04/2026

Holiday Parent-Time Alert: Mother’s Day, May 10th🌷

Holiday time begins on Mother’s Day at 9 am and ends on Mother’s Day at 7 pm.

04/28/2026

When Utah courts decide child custody and parent-time, the controlling question is not which parent wants more. The court decides what order is in the best interests of the child.

Take a look at our latest blog to learn more:

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04/21/2026

A divorce does not begin when spouses separate, and it does not end when they agree the marriage is over. It is a defined court process.

Learn more in our latest blog, Understanding Divorce Laws in Utah: What to Expect from Start to Finish:

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