Author: Stone River Law
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I live in another state. Can I resolve my case without returning to Utah?
It is often possible to resolve your Utah case while living out of state. Like most things though, this depends on your specific circumstances and the nature and level of…
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Living Trust or Testamentary Trust – Best Choices
A living trust takes effect immediately and helps avoid probate. A testamentary trust is different. It is created through your will, and often requires probate.
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How many witnesses are required for a will in Utah?
A last will and testament is only legally valid once it has been signed by two witnesses as well as the testator. The only requirements for the witnesses is for…
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How do I get copies of a death certificate?
When a loved one passes away, obtaining certified copies of their death certificate is an important task. These copies are necessary for handling legal and financial matters.
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Get Help – Finding a Criminal Defense Attorney in Utah
Facing criminal prosecution in Utah is more than just a legal battle—it’s a fight for your future. A conviction can have serious, lasting consequences that impact your personal life, career,…
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Drug Crime Penalties in Utah Courts – Attorneys for the Defense
Penalties for Drug Crimes in Utah The starting point for charging level and potential penalties for a drug case conviction in Utah is typically based on three main factors: Most…
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Prosecution Discovery Obligations – Police Materials
The prosecution team in a Utah criminal case includes more than just prosecuting attorneys. Police officers directly involved in the investigation, as well as their agency and staff, along with…
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Does a prosecutor have to provide copies of search warrant affidavits?
Under Rule 16 of the Utah Rules of Criminal Procedure (2022), a prosecutor is required to disclose and provide the defense with a copy of any warrant relating to the…
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Notice Requirements in Utah Adult Adoptions
The notice requirements for an adult adoption in Utah are simpler than what is required in a step parent or private adoption.
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Do I have to appear in person at an arraignment?
Wondering if you need to appear in person at an arraignment in Utah? Learn about your options, including remote appearances and representation through counsel. Understand what’s required, the consequences of…
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Criminal Mischief – Utah Domestic Violence Attorneys
A charge of criminal mischief in Utah most commonly involves the intentional damage to or destruction of property owned by another person. Vandalism often falls under Utah’s definition of criminal…
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Can police search my car when I am pulled over for speeding?
Police conduct during a traffic stop is limited by Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable search and seizure. If police observe a traffic violation, they can stop the vehicle and question…