Protect your family relationships and property with quality representation.
Navigating the complexities of divorce can be overwhelming. Divorce is a major life transition, and having the right attorney by your side can make all the difference. At Weekes Law, we provide compassionate, results-driven divorce representation for clients throughout Southern Utah. Whether your case is uncontested or contested, we offer affordable, strategic legal solutions to help you navigate the process with confidence.
Whether you’re seeking a straightforward uncontested divorce or facing complex custody or property disputes, we’re here to deliver the legal expertise and compassionate support you deserve.
Take the first step toward a fresh start. Schedule your consultation with an experienced Southern Utah divorce attorney today for personalized guidance and support. Book your appointment now!
If you and your spouse agree on the terms, you don’t need a drawn-out court battle. Our attorney-prepared uncontested divorce service offers a fast, affordable path to freedom—without sacrificing quality or support.
A simplified process for couples who agree on the major issues, such as property division, child custody, and support.
Why Choose Us?
For divorces with disagreements on key issues, our legal team provides assertive representation to protect your rights.
What We Handle:
Avoid court battles and resolve disputes amicably with our mediation services. We’ll help facilitate productive discussions and agreements.
Need changes to an existing divorce decree? We assist with modifications and ensure compliance with court orders.
In Utah, there is a mandatory 30-day waiting period. Uncontested divorces can be finalized within 60-90 days, while contested divorces may take longer depending on the complexity.
Child support in Utah is based on a formula that can easily be calculated if the income of both spouses is known. You can use the calculator at Office of Recovery Services locate at Office of Recovery Services – (utah.gov).
Your property will be categorized as either a non-maritital asset or a marital asset. If the property was acquired during the marriage it will generally be a martial asset.
Each party will receive their separate property. Marital property will generally be divided equitably.
Alimony is a remedy awarded to help a financially weaker spouse become self-sufficient. In Utah alimony is discretionary and is not awarded in every case. Factors that a court will consider in determining if alimony should be awarded and if so how much includes:
Each party typically is responsible for his or her own legal expenses and costs associated with divorce. In some case, the court may award attorney’s fees.
In Utah if the divorce is contested (an answer is filed), then mediation is required. In some cases more than one mediation will be necessary to resolve all the issues.
The cost varies based on whether the divorce is contested or uncontested. We offer affordable flat fees for uncontested divorces and transparent pricing for other services.
While it’s not required, having an attorney ensures your paperwork is accurate and legally binding, reducing the risk of future complications. We offer a do-it-yourself uncontested divorce solution.
For more information on Utah Divorce, a free initial consultation is your best next step.
We proudly serve clients in St. George, Washington County, and throughout southern Utah. Contact us today to see how we can help with your divorce.
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