About Weekes LawLearn more about Utah Attorneys for Weekes Law:
“I founded and initially limited the focus of Weekes Law on bankruptcy and debt relief because I know what it’s like to face foreclosure, substantial debt burdens and financial difficulties. As a teenager, I experienced first-hand how financial difficulties can impact every aspect of a family’s life. I have devoted our firm’s energy to helping good people who are experiencing difficult times get the help and advice that I wish my family had received growing up. As a result, we treat each case and client as if it were my own.”
– Russell B. Weekes, Founder and Managing Member
We have expanded our offerings and reach to include family law, small business, estate planning, and probate. Our law firm was organized with the goal to provide exceptional services coupled with personal attention delivered in a simple and convenient process. We are dedicated to provide personal attention to every client and keep them fully informed and prepared at every step of the way. We firmly believe that each client’s needs are unique, which requires personalized counseling and assistance. Our goal is to exceed your expectations for performance and results.
In Utah, there are three statutory parent-time (also known as visitation) options designed to accommodate different family situations and needs during and after a divorce. These options are outlined in Utah Code § 30-3-35 (Minimum Parent-Time Schedule), § 30-3-35.1 (Extended Parent-Time for Parents Residing Over 150 Miles Apart), and §
In the context of a divorce, determining which debts are considered marital debts is crucial as it influences the division of liabilities between spouses. In Utah, marital debts are generally defined as those incurred by either spouse during the course of the marriage, regardless of whose name is on the
Navigating child custody during a divorce or separation can be one of the most challenging and emotional aspects for parents. In Utah, child custody laws are designed to prioritize the best interests of the child while ensuring fair and equitable arrangements for both parents. This blog post aims to provide
In an ideal bankruptcy case, all the creditors are listed thereby maximizing the debts that are discharged. But, oftentimes the debtor hasn’t received a bill from a hospital or other creditor and the debt is not being reported to a credit bureau, so the debtor is unaware. Will the debt
Russell B. Weekes has over 18 years experiencing helping individuals, couples, and businesses achieve their legal goals.
491 N Bluff Street
Suite 201
St. George, Utah 84770
P: (801) 228-0251
E: info@weekes-law.com
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