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What If Your Workers’ Comp Claim Is Denied?

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Suffering a workplace injury is stressful enough, but having your workers’ compensation claim denied can make the situation even more difficult. If you’ve been injured on the job in Utah, you have the right to medical care and lost wage benefits under state law. A denial doesn’t mean the end of your claim. At Mountain… Read more »

What You Can Keep in a Utah Bankruptcy

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Bankruptcy offers financial relief, but many Utah residents hesitate to file because they fear losing their home, vehicle, or other essential property. The truth is, Utah law provides clear exemptions that allow you to protect crucial assets while resolving debt. At Mountain View Law Group, we help individuals throughout Ogden and the surrounding areas understand… Read more »

Estate Planning for Parents: Protecting Your Children’s Future

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As a parent, one of the most important decisions you can make is how to protect your children’s future if something happens to you. Whether you’re raising a newborn or planning for your teenagers’ college years, creating a sound estate plan ensures that your wishes are honored and that your children are cared for legally,… Read more »

What Benefits Can You Receive Through Utah Workers’ Comp?

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When a workplace injury disrupts your health, income, and daily life, knowing what support is available becomes essential. Utah’s workers’ compensation system offers financial and medical benefits to employees who suffer job-related injuries or illnesses. These benefits are designed to reduce the burden of medical bills, lost income, and long-term disability. At Mountain View Law… Read more »

What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Utah?

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When someone passes away without a will, the court assumes responsibility for distributing their assets. This legal process may not reflect the person’s wishes or the needs of their loved ones. Without a will, your estate is declared “intestate,” and state law will determine who inherits your property. Spouses, children, and even distant relatives may… Read more »

Top Signs It’s Time to Talk to a Bankruptcy Attorney

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Debt can take over your daily life. From constant creditor calls to missed payments and fear of losing your home or wages, it can become overwhelming quickly. Bankruptcy is not failure. It is a legal solution designed to assist individuals experiencing severe financial stress. Recognizing the early signs can help you take action before your… Read more »

Should I Get a Lawyer for a Rear-End Car Accident?

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Rear-end accidents are among the most frequent types of car crashes, often leaving victims with serious injuries, mounting medical expenses, and unexpected financial burdens. While some cases may seem straightforward, insurance companies do not always offer fair compensation, frequently minimizing claims or disputing liability. If you have been injured in a rear-end accident, legal representation… Read more »

Are You Allowed to Travel While on Workers’ Compensation?

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If you receive workers’ compensation benefits, you may be concerned about whether traveling could impact your claim. While there are no strict laws prohibiting travel, certain restrictions apply. Failing to follow these guidelines could lead to a reduction or suspension of benefits. Workers’ compensation is meant to support injured employees during recovery, but any activities… Read more »

Can You Go to Jail for Filing Bankruptcy?

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Filing for bankruptcy is a legal process designed to help individuals and businesses eliminate or restructure their debts. Many people worry about whether filing for bankruptcy could result in jail time. The simple answer is no—filing for bankruptcy does not lead to imprisonment. Bankruptcy laws exist to provide financial relief, and debtors have the right… Read more »

Is a Living Trust the Same as a Family Trust?

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Many individuals assume that a living and family trust is the same, but while they share similarities, they serve different purposes. A living trust is a legal arrangement created during an individual’s lifetime to manage and distribute assets after death. It can be revocable, allowing modifications, or irrevocable, restricting changes once established. A family trust… Read more »

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