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Allies Law Firm brings experienced attorneys together to protect your family, your assets, and your future—through life’s most important and challenging moments.

10/10/2026

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Power of Attorney—6 Basic Terms to KnowYou may have heard the term “Power of Attorney,” but did you know there are diffe...
10/08/2026

Power of Attorney—6 Basic Terms to Know

You may have heard the term “Power of Attorney,” but did you know there are different types? Understanding the basics can help you know what authority you're giving someone and when that authority applies.

Here are 6 Power of Attorney terms to know:

1️⃣ General Power of Attorney
Gives an agent broad authority to handle a variety of financial and legal matters on behalf of the person granting the authority, known as the principal.

2️⃣ Limited Power of Attorney
Gives an agent authority to handle specific tasks or transactions outlined in the document. Their authority is limited to what the document allows.

3️⃣ Durable Power of Attorney
A durable POA is designed to remain effective even if the principal becomes incapacitated or unable to make decisions for themselves.

4️⃣ Springing Power of Attorney
A springing POA becomes effective only when a specified event or condition occurs, such as the principal becoming incapacitated.

5️⃣ Medical Power of Attorney 🏥
Allows an agent to make healthcare decisions for the principal if they are unable to make or communicate those decisions themselves.

6️⃣ Financial Power of Attorney 💰
Gives an agent authority to handle financial and property matters, such as managing certain financial affairs on behalf of the principal.

👉 Why does this matter?
A Power of Attorney is an important part of planning for the unexpected. The type of POA you use—and the authority it gives—can make a significant difference when you need someone to act on your behalf.

At Allies Law Firm, we can help you understand your options and create a plan that fits your needs. Call today for a consultation (435)294-3310 https://www.allieslawfirm.com/

⚖️ Plan ahead. Protect what matters. Be prepared.

Power of Attorney laws and requirements vary by state. This post provides general information and is not legal advice.

10/06/2026

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What Does No-Fault Divorce Actually Mean?The term no-fault divorce can sound confusing. Does it mean nobody did anything...
10/01/2026

What Does No-Fault Divorce Actually Mean?

The term no-fault divorce can sound confusing. Does it mean nobody did anything wrong? Not necessarily.

A no-fault divorce means you generally do not have to prove that your spouse did something wrong to cause the marriage to end. Instead, the person filing can state that the marriage has irreconcilable differences or is irretrievably broken and cannot be repaired.

💡 How does it work?

No blame required.
You typically don't have to prove adultery, abandonment, cruelty, or other misconduct just to establish grounds for the divorce.

One spouse can request the divorce.
In a no-fault divorce system, one spouse generally does not have to agree to the divorce for the case to move forward.

The focus is on resolving the issues.
Even when the reason for the divorce doesn't require proving fault, there may still be important issues to resolve, including child custody, parent-time, child support, property, debts, and alimony.

🤔 Why choose a no-fault approach?

No-fault divorce can potentially:
✔️ Reduce the need to argue over who is to blame
✔️ Reduce the need to present evidence about private marital conduct
✔️ Make the process more focused on resolving the practical issues of the divorce

⚖️ No-Fault vs. Fault-Based Divorce

No-Fault: The focus is on whether the marriage can continue, rather than proving that one spouse caused the breakdown.

Fault-Based: The person filing must establish specific misconduct, such as adultery, abandonment, cruelty, or certain other grounds recognized by law.

What does this look like in Utah? Utah Courts lists irreconcilable differences as one ground for divorce. Utah law also recognizes other grounds for divorce, and Utah has a 30-day waiting period between filing and finalizing a divorce, subject to limited exceptions.

Understanding the difference between fault and no-fault divorce can help you better understand what your divorce case may involve.

If you're considering divorce, our team at Allies Law Firm can help you understand your options and navigate the process. Call today for a free consultation (435)294-3310

10/01/2026

Things that feel illegal but actually aren’t…

⚖️ Legal Tip Tuesday: Annulment vs. Divorce—know the Difference?Although both can end a marriage legally, an annulment a...
09/29/2026

⚖️ Legal Tip Tuesday: Annulment vs. Divorce—know the Difference?

Although both can end a marriage legally, an annulment and a divorce are not the same thing.

💍 Annulment

An annulment generally means the marriage is declared legally invalid based on a specific legal issue that existed when the marriage began.

💔 Divorce

A divorce recognizes that the marriage was legally valid and then formally ends it, allowing both spouses to move forward as unmarried individuals.

🔎 What’s the difference?

The legal status:
An annulment treats the marriage as legally invalid. A divorce legally terminates a valid marriage.

The grounds:
Annulments generally require specific legal grounds, such as fraud, bigamy, in**st, or lack of legal capacity to marry. Divorce typically does not require proving that one spouse caused the marriage to end.

Property & financial support:
A divorce may involve dividing marital property and debts and determining whether spousal support is appropriate. The financial consequences of an annulment can be different and depend on the circumstances and applicable law.

Children:
Both annulment and divorce proceedings can address child custody, parenting time, and child support. An annulment does not erase a child's legal relationship with their parents.

Legal records:
Both processes create a legal record of the court's action. An annulment record reflects that the marriage was determined to be legally invalid, while a divorce record reflects that a valid marriage was legally ended.

👉 The bottom line: An annulment isn't simply a “faster divorce.” It involves different legal requirements and consequences, and whether it's available depends on the specific circumstances and state law.

If you're unsure whether annulment or divorce applies to your situation, the attorneys at Allies Law Firm can help you understand your options and the legal process. Call today for a free consultation (435)294-3310

⚖️ Your Trusted Legal Allies—Here When It Matters Most.

Laws regarding annulment, divorce, property, and child-related matters vary by state. This post provides general information and is not legal advice.

09/29/2026

We might have a slight age gap…

Oh well.

Anyway make sure you call us for a free consultation because we’re the best lawyers in Utah 🤷‍♀️

⚖️ Getting to Know Your Legal Allies: Austin CrockettMeet Austin Crockett, an attorney dedicated to helping clients navi...
09/24/2026

⚖️ Getting to Know Your Legal Allies: Austin Crockett

Meet Austin Crockett, an attorney dedicated to helping clients navigate legal challenges with clarity and purpose. He pursued a career in law with a simple goal in mind: to help people in meaningful ways during important moments in their lives.

Austin earned his Bachelor of Science from Utah State University in 2021, graduating magna cm laude. He went on to attend the University of Oregon School of Law, where he was a member of the Oregon Law Review and earned his Juris Doctor in 2025.

Austin brings a thoughtful, client-focused approach to his work, striving to understand each client’s goals and provide guidance that is both practical and effective.

At Allies Law Firm, we’re proud to have Austin on our team and to have him serving as one of your Legal Allies. His commitment to helping people through important moments is at the heart of what we do. ⚖️

Stay tuned as we continue introducing you to the attorneys behind Allies Law Firm!

09/24/2026

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⚖️ Getting to Know Your Legal Allies: David A. KerrMeet David Kerr, a Utah attorney focusing on estate planning, asset p...
09/23/2026

⚖️ Getting to Know Your Legal Allies: David A. Kerr

Meet David Kerr, a Utah attorney focusing on estate planning, asset protection, and business planning. David brings over a decade of legal experience to his work helping individuals, families, and business owners protect assets, preserve legacies, and plan for the future with confidence.

Before joining Allies Law Firm, David served as General Counsel to a private investment group, managing legal matters for more than two dozen affiliated entities. His work included advising on deal structures, drafting and negotiating complex contracts, and designing governance frameworks to support long-term operations. That experience continues to inform his estate planning practice and his approach to drafting trusts and planning documents.

David earned his law degree from J. Reuben Clark Law School and a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, both from Brigham Young University. He is an active member of the Utah State Bar’s Estate Planning Section and Business Law Section.

David’s family has deep roots in Cache Valley, with several generations having lived and worked in the community. He values the opportunity to serve the region his family has long called home.

Clients appreciate David’s practical advice, attention to detail, and ability to translate complex issues into clear, actionable plans. We’re proud to have David as one of your Legal Allies, helping clients plan ahead and protect what matters most. ⚖️

Stay tuned as we continue introducing you to the attorneys behind Allies Law Firm!

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1755 N 400E Ste. 204
North Logan, UT
84341

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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