Marriage is defined as the legal union of two people, usually requiring a ceremony and a marriage license in most states. Married couples enjoy certain legal benefits such as tax breaks, inheritance and survivor rights, spousal Social Security benefits, and spousal privilege rights. In some states, if two people have been living together for a…

Child adoption in Utah can be done in different ways; it can be done by a step-parent, foster parent, relatives, single people, or a married couple. Adoption and foster care can also be done from care or through international adoptions. The most common adoptions in the United States are step-parent adoptions, where a custodial parent…

Marriage is a lifelong exclusive commitment to the person you chose to marry. It requires strong dedication, marital commitment, and endless efforts to make it work. Some marriages tend to fail due to factors such as irreconcilable differences, adultery, cruelty, domestic violence, desertion, and abandonment. If your marriage is not going well, there are several…

A married couple with no children will likely choose to adopt and look for a baby for adoption. Infant adoption is often complicated. Adoption laws vary depending on where you live. Specific adoption requirements (such as marital status) will also depend on the type of adoption services you will choose. Proceeding with a private adoption…

A lot of people are looking into the adoption process. These include those who want to adopt and those considering giving up a baby for adoption. Both are covered by family law. There are several adoption options in Utah but with varying requirements and benefits.  A married couple dealing with infertility or unsuccessful pregnancies can…