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Divorce is incredibly stressful for every member of your family. With so many details to consider, the prospect of a legal separation can be overwhelming. The team of compassionate legal professionals at Froerer & Miles can help clients in Layton and Ogden through the challenges presented by divorce. Our divorce lawyer, Robert L. Froerer, has practiced family law in the state of Utah for more than 30 years. He has assisted clients with every aspect of divorce, including child custody, child support, visitation rights, alimony, property division, post-judgment modification, and enforcement.

Our legal team tries to resolve family law issues through the most amicable means whenever possible and can provide you and your former spouse a collaborative approach to a legal separation. Divorce mediation involves negotiations outside of the courtroom and can help you preserve a stable relationship with your ex, which can be incredibly beneficial if you have children. Collaborative law provides a number of advantages when compared to traditional divorce and can save you time and money if a viable option for your specific case.

The terms of your divorce will have lasting consequences for every member of your family. At Froerer & Miles, our legal team can help you at every step of the way so that you can achieve the best possible result. Whatever your needs, our divorce lawyer can help you protect your property, protect your children, and plan for the future. Learn more about how we can help you move forward during a free consultation at our Ogden law office.

The loss of someone important in your life is a difficult time. Being named an executor of an estate or an estate administrator can add layers of legal complexity to the burden of the grieving process. Finalizing someone's estate following their passing team is not a simple process, but the probate specialists at Froerer & Miles can help you through the process so you can focus on coming to terms with your loss. For decades, our lawyers have helped clients with the probate process in the state of Utah and can assist you with any estate issues following the loss of a loved one.

Probate is the process of having a last will and testament legally accepted as a court document. When there is a valid will present, the process of completing the probate process can benefit from the assistance of a knowledgeable lawyer. Settling an estate with sizable and complex assets requires a number of important steps to ensure everything resolves smoothly. Our probate lawyers can help authenticate a will, act in the capacity of an executor or administrator, post bond to protect beneficiaries, locate assets, appraise and determine the value of the estate, determine and inform creditors, pay debts, prepare and file any due taxes, and distribute the estate to beneficiaries.

The team at Froerer & Miles can help you whether or not the decedent left a will. We have worked on cases involving intestate estates, where there is no valid will, and can help administrators with all of the steps involved to successfully settle an estate. Our probate lawyers can answer any questions you have along the way and will work hard to protect your best interests. With our understanding of Utah probate law, we can help you keep the process moving forward so that you can focus on grieving your loss.

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