Family law attorneys in Utah
4 family law attorneys across 3 cities in Utah. Family law attorneys in Utah who represent fathers, plus support resources for men in the state.
Collins Rupp, P.C.
Utah family law firm with attorneys Joseph Rupp, Logan Collins, Yvette Donosso, Rakay Michael and Brody O'Connor. Its fathers' rights page covers voluntary declarations of paternity and court petitions, custody and visitation orders, and child support obligations.
Emy A. Cordano Attorney at Law
Utah practice of attorney Emy Cordano, serving the Salt Lake City area from Draper. Its parental rights page describes representation of fathers in paternity disputes, custody orders and modifications, and child support collection and enforcement.
Law Office of Melvin A. Cook
Solo practice of attorney Melvin A. Cook serving Salt Lake County from Sandy, Utah. Its Salt Lake City paternity page covers establishing legal fatherhood, advocacy for fathers seeking decision-making involvement, and custody and visitation arrangements.
Jolley & Jolley, A Professional Law Corporation
Utah law firm led by attorneys Vernon Jolley and Alexander Jolley, serving the Salt Lake City metropolitan area from Sandy. Its fathers' rights page covers child custody and parent-time arrangements, child support matters, and divorce representation for fathers.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many family law attorneys are in Utah?
Men's Rights Matter lists 4 family law attorneys in Utah across 3 cities, led by Sandy, Bountiful, Draper. New listings are added as we verify them.
Which cities in Utah have the most family law attorneys?
Sandy (2), Bountiful (1), Draper (1).
How is custody decided in Utah?
Every state applies a best-interests-of-the-child standard, with its own factors and presumptions about shared parenting. An attorney on this page can explain how Utah courts and your county apply them.
Can child support be changed in Utah?
Generally yes, when income or circumstances change substantially. The process and thresholds differ by state; an attorney can tell you whether your change qualifies.