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Irrevocable vs Revocable Trusts

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Establishing a trust is a powerful tool in estate planning, helping individuals manage and distribute assets efficiently. In Utah, revocable and irrevocable trusts are two primary types often considered. Each offers unique benefits and potential drawbacks, depending on your financial goals, family needs, and long-term intentions. Understanding the differences between these trusts can be crucial… Read more »

Alternatives to Bankruptcy

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Facing financial challenges can be overwhelming, and for many, bankruptcy may seem like the only option. However, several viable alternatives could help you regain financial stability without the long-term impact of bankruptcy. Understanding these options can be a critical step in choosing the best path forward. Here, we’ll discuss some common alternatives and how Mountain… Read more »

Who will know about my bankruptcy filing?

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Filing for bankruptcy is a significant decision that often comes with concerns about privacy. Many wonder who will be informed about their financial situation. Understanding how bankruptcy disclosure works can help alleviate these worries and provide clarity during a challenging time. So, who exactly will know about your bankruptcy filing? At Mountain View Law Group,… Read more »

What is the Statute of Limitations for a UT Workers Compensation Claim?

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Experiencing a workplace injury can be overwhelming, and understanding the timelines for filing a claim is crucial. In Utah, workers have one year from the date of the injury to file for workers’ compensation benefits. Failing to meet this deadline may prevent you from accessing compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and related needs. Seeking… Read more »

Do I have to go to court for my UT Workers Compensation Claim?

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Suffering a workplace injury can be a daunting experience, leaving you with concerns about medical bills, lost wages, and the complexity of filing a workers’ compensation claim. One pressing question you might have is whether you’ll need to go to court to receive your benefits. In Utah, the good news is that most workers’ compensation… Read more »

Estate Planning and Family Disputes

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Family disputes surrounding estate planning can arise unexpectedly, often in times of grief and high emotion. These conflicts frequently result from unclear instructions in a will or misunderstandings among beneficiaries, which can cause lasting fractures in family relationships. For those in Ogden, Utah, understanding how effective estate planning minimizes disputes can be crucial. Working with… Read more »

Can I Get Compensation for an Off-Site Work Injury

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If you’re injured off-site while on the clock, is compensation still an option? The answer is “yes”. In Utah, the scope of worker compensation isn’t limited to the four walls of your workspace. Understanding Utah Workers’ Compensation Utah workers’ compensation is designed to cover employees who suffer injuries or illnesses due to their work, irrespective… Read more »

Can My Business Bankruptcy Affect My Personal Life in Utah?

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The complexity of bankruptcy is no simple task. Many Utah business owners have asked, “How does bankruptcy affect me, especially on a personal level?” When considering bankruptcy, it’s vital to understand its impact both professionally and personally, especially involving bankruptcy laws like Utah. Business Bankruptcy & Its Personal Implications In Utah, the extent to which… Read more »

Personal Life & Bankruptcy: Will I Lose My Car?

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When facing bankruptcy, a major concern for many is whether they will lose their car—a vital asset for daily commuting, family responsibilities, and overall mobility. Fortunately, whether you keep your vehicle depends on the type of bankruptcy you file and your specific circumstances. Each type, such as Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, has different provisions… Read more »

Personal Life & Bankruptcy: Can I Keep My House?

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Facing financial difficulties often raises concerns about losing your home, especially when you are unsure how bankruptcy laws apply to your situation. At Mountain View Law Group, we understand that in the U.S., bankruptcy provisions may allow you to retain your house, depending on the type of bankruptcy you file and your specific financial situation…. Read more »

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