No Right to Jury Trial in Family Law Cases
Mr. and Mrs. Hahn divorced in New Mexico and agreed to a stipulated parenting plan whereby they shared joint physical…
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Child’s Social Security Benefits and Work Deductions
F became entitled to child’s social security benefits in January 1959 when her father passed away. She continued to receive…
Optional Minimum Parent-time
The Utah Court of Appeals recently had the opportunity to decide whether Utah’s optional minimum parent-time schedule is just that…
Substantial Gainful Activity and Social Security Disability
Clarence A. O’Brient lived in Kosciusko, Mississippi. He was a high school graduate who worked in the carpentry trade. At…
Invalid Divorce and Social Security Widow’s Benefits — Disability Lawyer Serving Murray, Utah
W and R were married in 1916 in Pennsylvania. In 1943 they separated. W divorced R in a jurisdiction outside…
Curtilage and the Fourth Amendment
Ryan Collins purchased an orange and black motorcycle with an extended frame. The problem was that he bought the bike…
Busking and Social Security Benefits
R was a street busker who played the accordion at various public locations. Each day, he would stroll from street…
The Commerce Clause in the 21st Century
The U.S. Supreme Court recently had the opportunity to consider whether to overturn its longstanding rule that States could only…
Social Security Benefits and Sham Transaction
Mr. Stravropolous filed for social security retirement benefits on Mach 2nd, 1957. In his application he stated that he was…
Paranoid Schizophrenia and Social Security Disability — Disability Lawyer Serving Midvale, Utah
Mr. Watts suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. He initially applied for social security disability benefits on April 2nd 1957. However, on…