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Month: July 2016
How to file a complaint against homeowner’s association board member
Owning a home is often considered an essential part of the American dream, but sometimes your neighborhood’s homeowner’s association board seems determined to turn the dream into the great American nightmare. Conflicts with a homeowner association...
Establish residency thoughtfully
Crafting an estate plan is a vital tool for those seeking to preserve their assets as they age. Due to the varying tax considerations of different states, determining where you may be relocating for retirement or for late-life care can have significant...
Inheritance rights: know your position
When someone drafts their will and puts together their estate plan, the chief reason for doing so is to protect their assets and pass them on to their family members and loved ones. These assets compose an heir's "inheritance," and when someone inherits property and...
RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS AS SIMPLE CONTRACTS
The Utah Supreme Court strengthened the power of an owner's association and a homeowner's association governing board to enforce the restrictive covenants against individual lot owners. In Fort Pierce Industrial Park Phases II, III & IV Owners Association v....
Holding a Person in Contempt for Violating a Utah Divorce Decree
What are your options if your ex-spouse violates the divorce decree? Perhaps she refuses to pay child support, or he is behind on his alimony payments. Or perhaps she refuses to pay the credit card debt allocated to her in the decree, or he interferes with your...