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What is a Bankruptcy Exemption?

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Bankruptcy exemptions allow you to keep some of your property in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Exemptions also lower the amount of money that you have to pay your creditors in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.  Federal Exemptions vs. State Exemptions In Utah, you cannot use any of the federal exemptions, but you can use the state… Read more »

5 Mistakes to Avoid with Your Utah Estate Planning

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What Are the Five Mistakes of Estate Planning? The five mistakes of estate planning include the following: Failing to Have an Estate Plan. Most people make the mistake of not having an estate plan. Every person knows that he or she is going to pass away one day, so the best thing to do is… Read more »

Is Avoiding Probate Possible?

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Thinking about your death is not something you want to spend a great deal of time doing. But at some point, you must acknowledge its inevitability and take steps to save your family the hassle of probate court proceeding. If you do not leave the wills and trusts needed to clarify how your money and… Read more »

What If I Get Worse After Receiving Workers Compensation Benefits?

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Utah workers comp covers the cost of your medical bills after a work-related accident. However, if your condition gets worse, you may be entitled to additional benefits. There are several things that you need to know if your condition gets worse. Submit Your Bill If you need additional care for your work injuries, make sure… Read more »

How Medical Debt Works With a Bankruptcy in Utah

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Medical debt is one of the main reasons that people file for bankruptcy. If you are thinking about filing for bankruptcy due to medical debt, then it is a good idea to consult with an Ogden bankruptcy attorney. There are several things that you need to know about bankruptcy if you want to file due… Read more »

Who’s in Charge of My Estate When in Probate?

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Probate is a formal process supervised by the court. It includes taking inventory of the deceased person’s property or assets, paying taxes and debts, and dividing whatever is left amongst the rightful beneficiaries. Probate is usually about paperwork. The court’s involvement or supervision is often minimal unless the creditors or family members are in disagreement…. Read more »

The Revocable Living Trust Utah Explained.

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A revocable living trust Utah holds assets for the benefit of the owner of the trust while the person is alive. The trust’s creator names beneficiaries for the assets. A successor trustee has the duty of distributing the assets to those named as the beneficiaries. Because it is revocable, the trust’s creator can change it… Read more »

How Do Criminal Records Affect the Bankruptcy Process?

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If you are convicted of a felony, your discharge may be affected if the charge you are convicted on is financial or fraud-related. If the crime you are convicted of is not included in these categories, then you may not have any issues with a bankruptcy. Even so, there is so much that can affect… Read more »

You Shouldn’t Feel Guilty for Filing for Workers’ Comp

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You have the right to file for worker compensation Utah benefits if you get hurt on the job. The benefit is available to all workers if they receive an injury while they’re working. It even extends to workers who suffer from certain occupational illnesses. Businesses are required by law to carry the coverage so that… Read more »

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