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3 Most Common Causes of Divorce

According to legal professionals around the country who specialize in divorce, 93% of all divorces occur because of three simple reasons. Now, that is not to say that these issues can be answered with a simple fix. Oftentimes, these can have huge implications for one’s emotional well-being, leaving divorce as a last resort that must be taken. However, sometimes being educated about the bumps in the road that can happen with a marriage can be the first step to preventing them from happening. Here are the top 3 reasons why people get divorced in this country.

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September 15, 2015Blog, DivorceBy utechservs

What Is Involved in a Legal Separation

legal separationMany have questions surrounding legal separation and how it differs from divorce. Legal separation is a decree of separate maintenance that is obtained by a married couple who wishes to live separately but terminate the marriage. It is a court order that outlines the rights and responsibilities of each spouse, and while the couple involved in a legal separation remains married, they live separate lives. Laws governing legal separation vary by state.

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July 15, 2015Blog, DivorceBy utechservs

How Employers Reduce Workplace Injuries

hard hat areaOccupational illnesses and workplace injuries can cost a business thousands, if not millions, of dollars per year in benefits costs. For an employer, this means that it is highly important to implement strong preventative measures that will eliminate the likelihood of these illnesses and injuries developing. Workers, then, should be mindful of what measures their employers are taking in order to protect them. Then if a worker develops an illness or sustains an injury due to occupational work, he will be better prepared to handle the illness or injury and will be able to identify whether the employer is truly at fault. Here are some of the most common measures that employers take in order to reduce workplace illness and injury.

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July 1, 2015UncategorizedBy utechservs

What Doesn’t Qualify for Workers’ Compensation

workers compIt can be difficult to navigate the world of workers’ compensation, especially if this is your first work-sustained injury and you have not yet received assistance from a qualified attorney. While many work-related injuries do qualify employees for workers’ compensation benefits, there are circumstances in which these benefits can be denied by employers. Here are some of the most common situations in which an injury incurred would generally not qualify for workers’ compensation.

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June 15, 2015BlogBy utechservs

8 Reasons Married Couples Might Hire a Lawyer

couple with attorneyLawyers do not work with married couples merely on issues of divorce and adoption—a lawyer can also offer services that provide financial security and a comfortable and secure life at home. Here are 8 of the most common reasons that married couples hire lawyers.

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June 1, 2015Blog, DivorceBy utechservs

Documents to Update Following a Name Change

us passportA name change might be necessary for a variety of reasons—marriage, most commonly, but also in the case of divorce, a change in a child’s surname, and a desire to adopt a new name over an old one. Most types name changes are carried out by the court order process, except in the case of a woman taking her husband’s name after marriage, where common usage will suffice. Common usage involves documenting the new name on a marriage certificate, and then showing this certificate to the Department of Motor Vehicles and Social Security Administration for a new license and social security card. Court order involves going to court to change your name and then getting a court order as proof of your new name.

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May 15, 2015UncategorizedBy utechservs

Do We Need a Prenup?

prenupPrenuptial agreements are often associated with high-profile marriages, but the truth is that there are many good reasons that a soon-to-be-married couple might prepare a prenuptial agreement. Here are some of the most common reasons for having them.

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May 1, 2015Blog, DivorceBy utechservs

Common Questions about Divorce Answered

divorceThere are many misconceptions about the divorce process, and we’re here to answer some of the most frequently asked questions. Whether you feel that you may be filing for divorce soon, or you are wondering what may be in store for a loved one facing divorce, read on for some answers.

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April 15, 2015Blog, DivorceBy utechservs

Answers to Common Questions about Child Custody

child custodyChild custody is a complicated part of divorce that is best navigated with the help of an attorney who specializes in family law. This is especially true when considering that each divorce comes with its own set of unique circumstances, and that every state has unique legislation relating to child custody.

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April 1, 2015Blog, DivorceBy utechservs

Updating Your Home Following a Divorce

hanging picturesWith divorce also comes the dividing of assets, including property. And whether it has been decided that you will be staying in the marital residence, or you are starting out again in a new home of your own, you will likely be putting some thought into how this new space of yours can be better suited to this new stage in life. This is especially important if you are experiencing post-divorce sadness or despondency. While of course how you update your home following a divorce is entirely up to you, here are some suggestions to updating your home in a way that will help you to enjoy better quality of life in the months following a divorce.

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March 15, 2015Blog, DivorceBy utechservs
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Jessica Conarton
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15:37 14 Apr 16
Wade Taylor did a custody agreement for me. He was such a nice guy to work with and addressed all of my concerns. The custody agreement went smoothly I am so happy that I did it! It has made things between my sons dad and I so much easier especially for the holidays.
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Trevor Gowans
05:15 28 Dec 15
Consulting an attorney for my divorce was something that I didn't expect to need but it ended up making all the difference. Wade Taylor used his knowledge of the legal system to help me navigate each hurdle my now-ex-wife placed in the way. Mine was not a straight forward case but Wade was there to ensure that nothing was overlooked. Wade focuses on protecting his clients and working towards resolution even in situations where that may not seem possible. If you think for a moment that asking an attorney for help with your divorce may be beneficial, call Wade Taylor and get that help.
Megan Brentano
Megan Brentano
19:42 21 Dec 15
Wade Taylor is such a brilliant Divorce attorney! I was referred to Wade by a friend after my Divorce was finalized because so many things did not seem right. He went through everything and told me exactly what should of happened. He made total and complete sense, and I received more substantial information in my 30 minute consult from Wade, then in my year and a half working with my Divorce Attorney! I wish I would have know about him in the first place. My divorce would have ended so much better!! Wade also helped me tie up some loose ends with my divorce. I will go to him for anything else I might need help with.
Jason Anderson
Jason Anderson
16:34 22 Oct 15
Nick was fantastic, my only regret was that I didn't contact him sooner. He is extremely efficient, very thorough and made the whole divorce legal process as painless as it could be. His retainer/fees were also very reasonable (I shopped around). Could not have asked for better representation.
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