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Brown Family Law We provide compassionate divorce attorney services in Utah. We Provide Affordable, Compassionate, Divorce Attorney Services in Utah.

One of the biggest misconceptions about divorce mediation is that you'll be required to sit across the table from your e...
06/07/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions about divorce mediation is that you'll be required to sit across the table from your ex for hours and hours. The fact is that in many cases, that's simply not true. In fact, many mediators often use separate rooms and move between parties throughout the day. The goal isn't to force uncomfortable conversations. The goal is to help people work toward solutions in a productive environment.

For many families, mediation can be a less stressful, more private way to resolve important issues without putting decisions entirely in the hands of a judge.

Learn more about what mediation actually looks like in Utah:
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Many people are surprised to learn that lawyers are not always required to be present during divorce mediation. Some ind...
06/06/2026

Many people are surprised to learn that lawyers are not always required to be present during divorce mediation. Some individuals attend mediation on their own while others choose to have an attorney present, and most certainly most consult with one before making important decisions.

The better question isn't whether a lawyer is required; it's whether you fully understand the long-term impact of the agreements you're considering. We've mapped this out for you in more detail here:
Learn more about the role attorneys can play during Utah divorce mediation:
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A new job. A fresh start. Family support in another city.There are many reasons a parent may want to relocate after divo...
06/05/2026

A new job.
A fresh start.
Family support in another city.

There are many reasons a parent may want to relocate after divorce. However; when children are involved, the decision is about more than geography. Courts are often focused on how a proposed move may affect a child's stability, relationships, and long-term wellbeing.

If you're considering a move (or opposing one) understanding the factors that courts evaluate can help you make more informed decisions.

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Many people assume divorce delays are caused by crowded court calendars. While that is sometimes true, more often, delay...
06/05/2026

Many people assume divorce delays are caused by crowded court calendars. While that is sometimes true, more often, delays arise from circumstances and issues that can and should be addressed earlier in the process, such as: incomplete financial disclosures, unresolved parenting disputes, delayed responses, or ongoing conflict between the parties.

Understanding what slows a case down is the first step toward avoiding unnecessary delays, which is better for everyone involved.

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Most people going through a divorce have never heard the term "Special Master."In certain Utah family law cases, a Speci...
06/03/2026

Most people going through a divorce have never heard the term "Special Master."

In certain Utah family law cases, a Special Master may be appointed to help resolve ongoing disputes, address disagreements about court orders, and keep the case moving forward without requiring constant court hearings.

It's one of several tools the court can use when communication has broken down and decisions still need to be made.

Learn more about what a Special Master does and when one might be involved in a Utah divorce: https://bit.ly/4fllV28

The preparation leading up to trial is often what takes the most time. Financial disclosures, custody evaluations, media...
06/02/2026

The preparation leading up to trial is often what takes the most time. Financial disclosures, custody evaluations, mediation, negotiations, and court scheduling all happen before a judge ever hears the case.

That's one reason strategy matters so much.

A well-prepared case often creates opportunities for resolution before trial becomes necessary.

Learn more about how long divorce trials typically last in Utah:
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Om’s Law didn’t come out of nowhere.It came from a father who spent years fighting to stay in his child’s life.That figh...
05/09/2026

Om’s Law didn’t come out of nowhere.

It came from a father who spent years fighting to stay in his child’s life.

That fight exposed something important:

The system doesn’t always get it right the first time.

Om’s Law changed how Utah courts approach custody and parent-time - placing more emphasis on a child’s best interests and meaningful involvement from both parents.

But here’s what matters most:

The law sets the framework.
How your case is handled determines the outcome.

Understanding the law is step one.
Using it effectively is what actually protects your relationship with your child.

Schedule your consultation by calling (801) 421-9913 or visit brownfamilylaw.com.

One of the biggest fears in divorce is losing everything.That’s not how it works.Not all assets are treated the same.Som...
05/08/2026

One of the biggest fears in divorce is losing everything.

That’s not how it works.

Not all assets are treated the same.

Some may be protected, including:
– Inheritances (if kept separate)
– Certain personal injury settlements
– Specific benefits or accounts

But here’s where it gets complicated:

How assets are handled during the marriage can change how they’re treated in divorce.

What you think is protected, and what actually is, can be two very different things.

That’s where strategy matters.

Get clarity on what’s protected; and what’s not.

Schedule your consultation by calling (801) 421-9913 or visit brownfamilylaw.com.

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