We can help you establish a custody, parent-time, and child support schedule with your co-parent. Use our on-demand workshop to educate yourself about the issues and the Utah legal process. Then, get independent legal advice targeted to your specific circumstances.

Parenting Plans

Child Support

Child Custody
Learn about the four legal methods you can use to get your legal parentage order with Divorce 101. Although you aren't getting a divorce, the legal processes, or methods, are similar. This free course can help you understand your options. Get 15% off your first invoice when you successfully complete the course.

Create a Parenting Plan Workshop

It's never been easier to learn about legal parentage issues in Utah without spending a fortune on lawyers. Use this workshop to create a parenting plan for your family. Choose from workshop packages that include attorney support, or just take the course for the educational value. 

Four Levels of Legal Services

1.  DIY Legal Learn, plan, and prepare for one of life's most challenging times. Enroll in our Create a Parenting Plan Workshop and start creating your parenting plan now. Learn about Utah's child custody and support laws and calculate child support. When you are ready, add on a custom unbundled legal service option and get independent, personalized legal advice. 
2.  Done-For-You Legal Handle your own parentage case, DIY. We'll provide legal review, support, and guidance at critical intervals. Enroll in our on-demand Utah parentage workshop to begin creating your parenting plan, then get a legal evaluation from attorney Jennifer L. Neeley. From there she can review documents, settlement proposals, and more. ​
3. Unbundled Legal Services Also known as limited scope legal represenation. Get affordable, professional legal help with certain stages, projects, discrete tasks, or other clearly-defined aspect of your legal case or litigation case. Combine an unbundled legal service with one of our legal workshops for complete legal support. 
4. Collaborative Legal Process When you need full scope attorney representation in your case, but you still wish to keep your matter private and out of the courtroom, try the Collaborative legal process. The Collaborative legal process offers a unique interest-based resolution method designed to be child-focused and result in parenting plan that accommodates both parties' and their children's needs.