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Neighborhood: North Park
Other Link: http://www.larsenlegalutah.com
Categories: Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys

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Phone: (801) 899-1112

Address: 1215 N 500 W, Provo, UT 84604

Website: http://www.larsenlegalutah.com

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Divorce
“I chose Larsen Law Firm to take care of me in bankruptcy due to their knowledge and experience with divorce law.  At the time I was going through an ugly divorce and needed an attorney that understand both bankruptcy and divorce law.  This was the right firm!  Mr. Larsen is easy to work with, approachable and always available.  No regrets with this firm! ”
Child Support
Utah requires that both parties provide the court with actual pay stubs and tax return documents to verify what their actual monthly gross income is. These verified income amounts are then imputed into a state-created calculator. The calculator runs the numbers and gives the minimum amount of child support that must be paid each month by the obligated party.
Child Custody and Visitation
If you are currently going through a Utah divorce or a Utah child custody battle, whether it be contested or uncontested, you must hire a divorce attorney to make sure you are protecting what is rightfully yours.
Adoption
A step parent can adopt a step child if certain legal requirements are met. Just like a private adoption, a step parent adoption is a wonderful experience for both the new parent and child, however, the applicable laws that govern the legal procedures behind a step parent adoption are complex, confusing and can create stress and worry to the adopting parent.
Paternity
Spousal Support
The obligated spouse will usually not have to pay alimony for a period of time longer than the time the marriage lasted. For example, if the parties were married for 5 years then the longest the obligated spouse would have to pay alimony for would be 5 years.
Annulment
The big difference between a Divorce and an Annulment is that an Annulment makes it so that the State does not recognize you were ever legally married. An Annulment literally erases the fact that you were once married. For example, after obtaining an Annulment you would not have to disclose for any purpose that you were “divorced,” you would simply be considered “single.” To obtain an Annulment you do have to qualify under specific and limited requirements set by the State.

Criminal Defense

Personal Injury
Our Attorneys in Provo Utah are here to answer your legal questions. Our frequently asked question topics are: bankruptcy, criminal defense, family law, and personal injury.

Bankruptcy
My bankruptcy was complex, I had several businesses involved along with my own personal debts.  Mr. Larsen has an impressive background in finance and bankruptcy law.  His expertise and knowledge were just what I needed to get me through an incredibly “sticky” situation. Thanks John!”
Foreclosure
A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is considered a “Liquidation” Bankruptcy. The vast majority of Bankruptcy filings fall under this chapter. The general idea in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is that most of the debtor’s financial obligations are completely “wiped away” excusing the debtor of any future liability (you don’t have to pay it back). Debt that can be “wiped out”in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy includes; Credit Card Debt, Medical Bills, Judgments, Personal Loans, Auto Repossessions, Home Foreclosures, Business Loans, Pay Day Loans as well as other types of secured and unsecured debts.

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