Utah Parent Sevices
Preserving Relationships Between Parents and Children
Utah Parent Services is a Utah-based organization which provides a variety of services to individuals and attorneys involved in family law matters, such as divorce and child custody proceedings.
Professional Services Provided
Special Master Services
A Special Master is a private judge appointed by the Court to resolve disputes between the parties outside of the Courtroom. The goal of a Special Master’s involvement is timely cost-effective dispute resolution, as opposed to expensive and time-consuming litigation.
Parent-Time Coordination Services
A Parent-Time Coordinator is appointed by the Court to ensure the parent-time provisions contained in a Temporary Order, Parenting Plan, Divorce Decree or a final Child Custody Order are implemented as ordered by the Court.
Divorce Mediation Services
Mediation is a process where parents (and their attorneys) meet with a mutually selected neutral person who assists them in the negotiation of their differences.
Child Custody Mediation Services
Child custody mediation gives parents a chance to resolve disagreements about a parenting plan for their children. In mediation, the parents have the help of an expert (a mediator) in resolving these disagreements.
Divorce Arbitration Services
Divorce Arbitration is a type of divorce trial, but instead of couples resolving their dispute in a public courtroom, their case is heard in a private setting before an Arbitrator.
Child Custody Arbitration Services
Arbitration is a process by which the parties can resolve temporary and permanent custody and parenting time issues through motions and, ultimately if necessary, tried with a neutral third party fact-finder known as an arbitrator.
Expert Witness Services
An Expert Witness is an individual with specialized knowledge, skill, experience, training and education; and whose testimony will assist the Judge or jury in understanding the evidence and/or in determining facts which are in dispute.
Business Valuation Services (Divorce matters)
Often, the divorcing couple will disagree over the value of the company, requiring a business appraiser to provide his or her expert opinion to help the court come to a conclusion of value.
