Author: Stone River Law
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Expungement of Criminal Records in Utah
Utah’s expungement processes provide a path to clear criminal records and, in most situations, will allow a person to respond to questions or inquiries about past criminal charges as though…
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How to Pay for an Expert Criminal Defense
Facing criminal charges can feel overwhelming, but expert legal representation is essential. Explore financing options like credit cards, personal loans, or a home equity line of credit (HELOC) to secure…
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Writing an Effective Character Reference Letter
A Guide to Good Character Letters in Criminal Cases Character reference can significantly impact someone’s ability to make a positive impression. If you’ve been asked to write one, here’s a…
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Waiving Notice in Utah Probate Cases
What happens if I waive the notice requirement in a probate case? By default, Utah courts require that notice be sent from the court to interested parties (heirs, beneficiaries, family,…
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Why Hiring an Expert Attorney is Worth it
The stakes are incredibly high when facing criminal charges. The right lawyer can make all the difference in the outcome of your case. While you may find lawyers at varying…
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The Problem with Being Accused of a Crime in Utah
Why is being accused of a crime in Utah such a major problem? Being accused of a crime in Utah is a big deal, and it’s not just because of…
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Aggravated Assault Defense in Utah
Aggravated assault charges in Utah carry potential prison time. The level of the offense can depend on the severity of injuries. The right attorney and criminal defense team is important.
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Relevant Utah Appeal Case Opinions
Summaries of case opinions from Utah’s Court of Appeals and Supreme Court are a quick way to stay up-to-date on case law development in Utah.
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How a Will Works in Utah
A last will and testament is a fundamental tool that should be part of a good estate plan. Our attorneys can help guide you through the process of creating a…
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Attorneys for Assault Defense in Utah
Assault charges in Utah can be filed at the misdemeanor or felony level, depending on whether the severity of injuries or the use of weapons. The right defense attorney can…
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Understanding Your Constitutional Rights in Criminal Defense
When it comes to criminal defense, knowing your constitutional rights is not just crucial—it’s empowering. These rights are the foundation of a fair and just legal process, protecting individuals from…
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State v Tran, 2024 UT 7
Facts In September, 2015 a grandmother did not arrive to pick up her eight-year old grandson from school despite previously always arriving on time to pick up the child. The…