Showing posts with label Salt Lake City divorce attorneys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salt Lake City divorce attorneys. Show all posts

Sunday, October 21, 2018

5 tips of what not to do to your child during divorce

Children are the ones who usually suffer the most from a divorce. Being innocent and usually very young, they have to face life living separated from one parent. It is never their fault and they should never be in the epicenter of a divorce.

However, sometimes parents make mistakes that affect their children’s further psychological development. Here are 5 things you should avoid doing to your child during your divorce.

Send A Message

In most situations, parents try and communicate with each other through their children. They use their child as a messenger courier. “Tell your father/mother that” is the worst thing you can make your child do.

Your child has a relationship with both of you, and as parents, it is your duty to protect your child from any unnecessary exposure and involvement in your divorce. Act like an adult, and solve your problems face to face with your spouse. Don’t let your child get caught in the middle.

If your spouse did the same thing to you, contact our Family Law Attorneys and seek their legal help and guidance. With their knowledge of the situation, they will be able to help you divorce and protect your child at the same time.

Asking For Money

Never tell your child to go to the other parent asking for money. This is something many have done in the past, and when discovered, it only hurt their divorce. This is actually something that can be used against you in court; if your (ex)spouse finds out that you are trying to obtain money by falsely claiming that it is for your child’s school project or a field trip, legal actions can be taken against you. Be extremely cautious around money, and don’t maneuver your child into doing something for your own’s sake.




Telling Lies

If you are seeing someone else, don’t ask your child to keep it as a secret from your ex-spouse. Sometimes keeping the secret is the same as lying. Don’t put your child in a position where he or she will have to lie to their other parent for your own’s sake.

Being Selfish

Your child wants to have both parents in his/her life. Just because you gained custody, it doesn’t mean that you can take the other parent out of your child’s life. Plus, it is an unnatural thing to do. Your child should feel loved and cared for, and just because you have a grudge with your ex, it doesn’t mean that your child should suffer the consequences. Be a good parent, and put your child’s needs first and above all others.

If you need help with your divorce or want to try and change your custody plan, be sure to contact our Salt Lake City Divorce Attorneys as early as possible

Dysfunctional Parents

Your child needs both of you, now more than ever. Attending school plays and other school activities is something both parents should do, whenever possible. Don’t be that divorced couple that sits on opposite side of the room. Instead, sit next to each other and show your child how proud you (both) are. That is what a good parent would do.

Tuesday, January 23, 2018

Some Facts People Need To Know About Domestic Violence Accusations

In the last century, victims of domestic abuse had almost no rights. They fought hard and organized into groups, letting the public know of their problems. Finally, the public accepted public abuse as a true problem, and now every victim of such abuse is protected by law.

However, the tables have turned. In America, some individuals have abusing this situation in an attempt to receive certain benefits and sabotage their significant other. The goal is personal gain and success.
Before you report someone for domestic abuse, you need to learn how things work.
Here are some facts you need to know about DV accusations.

False accusations are still happening

Sadly, we live in a world where some people will do anything to obtain personal gain and wealth, even sabotaging their closest ones if given a chance. Domestic Violence is very dangerous and it may result in serious injuries and even death. Victims of DV are women and children in majority of cases. However, there has been a significant increase in false accusations lately.

Since the penalties for domestic abusing are harsh, some manipulative people could easily stage an incident and make it look like domestic violence. This is used for personal gain and wealth, and a defendant who is falsely accused has little to no chances of proving it otherwise.

If you are looking for legal representation in Salt Lake City, The Ault Firm P.C., Salt Lake City divorce attorneys are available 24/7. Give us a call, and we will gladly provide you with a free case review.

Leading to Criminal Charges

In many cases, the victims will simply “drop the charges” at some point. Why? For several obvious reasons:
  • They still have feelings for the abuser
  • They rely on the abuser to pay their bills
  • They rely on the abuser to feet their children
  • They believe that it was act of rage and choose to believe that the accuser will change

Believe it or not, but this is reality. For these reasons, the state has decided to continue pursing these abusers in order to get them off the street. Regardless of the charges are dropped or not, some state attorneys will still bring these dangerous abusers to court and do everything they can to put them behind bars. And as someone charged with domestic violence, prison is the last place you want to be in.

Perceptions change

Lastly, it is important to understand that regardless if you are innocent or not, once accused of DV, people’s perception of you will change drastically. And we are not talking about a positive change.
This may significantly affect your life, your work status, your future relations, etc.

You get marked for life. Your family members will distance themselves away from you, and you will be left alone.

Of course, this does not apply to everyone, as some families are very close and connected. But this is the sad fate of a majority of those accused of DV.

If you are a victim of DV, and you don’t know anything about family law in Salt Lake City, make sure to seek legal representation right away. It is the only way to cope with these problems, and the only way to ensure that you are safe from the abuser. Give us a call, and we will do everything we can to help you.